The AMMI Canada meeting in March 2006 hosted a symposium exploring the potential alternatives to antibiotics for the prevention and treatment of infection. Four papers summarizing talks from that session are published in this issue of the Journal (1‐4). These reviews address the scientific underpinnings for a number of proposed concepts, and summarize the current status of clinical use. The approaches ‐ probiotics, bacteriophage therapy, and manipulation of innate immunity ‐ are all intriguing but are still removed from immediate practical applications.
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