This review recommended that more research should be done to discover the best way of treating asymptomatic bacteriuria.
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A number of maternal bacterial infections are associated with preterm birth including pyelonephritis, asymptomatic bacteriuria, pneumonia, and appendicitis.
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Chronic asymptomatic bacteriuria without urinary tract infection symptoms is prevalent in as high as 50 % of the population in long-term care.
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"' Asymptomatic bacteriuria "'is bacteriuria without accompanying symptoms of a urinary tract infection ( such as painful urination or fever ).
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A review into giving antibiotics in pregnancy for asymptomatic bacteriuria ( urine infection with no symptoms ) found the research was of very low quality but that it did suggest that taking antibiotics reduced the numbers of preterm births and babies with low birth weight.
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Specifically in the 1980s, the majority of the journals content followed a reductionist model of biomedical research; at the time, scientists followed this generalist approach to research because they believed in understanding disease at a microscopic level ( especially when observing organs ) to apply findings to many different cases . ( Krieger 2011 ) For example, one article in the 1985 issue, Prevalence of Asymptomatic Bacteriuria and Comparison between Different Screening Methods for its Detection in Infants , relied on urine samples of 441 children between the ages of 3 to 36 months to detect urinary tract infections . ( Goossens 1985 ) Other studies in the 1985 issue focused on using cultures and vector borne studies, attesting to the fact that the journal at its inception geared towards readers with a scientific background.
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