Antibiotic Resistance

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Apr 16, 201929:13Government & Organizations

Over-prescribing of antibiotics is leading to a global rise in bacteria which are resistant to conventional antibiotics. If we are to avoid a world where common infections and routine operations become fatal, urgent acti...

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