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Typhoid fever is rarely considered a problem in developed countries today. Yet strains of this ancient plague are developing resistance to antibiotics in ways that world medical community should be paying closer attention.
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10 Kommentare

Maximusvor 1 Jahr
Wowow

Zaynabvor 1 Jahr
Wow that's awesome

SAJJAD ULLAHvor 1 Jahr
Absolutely

SAJJAD ULLAHvor 1 Jahr
Rising antibiotic resistance in typhoid is a global health threat that shouldn’t be overlooked, even by developed nations.

Virendra Mishravor 1 Jahr
Just because it’s rare in developed countries doesn’t mean it’s gone. Antibiotic resistance is the real ticking time bomb

GDogvor 1 Jahr
Keep people in thier own country, will slow the spread.

Shawn Chauhanvor 1 Jahr
Antibiotic resistance is the real ticking time bomb

GEMSTONEvor 1 Jahr
All Viruses often get stronger against antibiotics

Nikola🇺🇦🇺🇦⚡️🇧🇬🇧🇬Selanovskivor 1 Jahr
This will be the cure the nature will apply and it will be horrific! We should, definitely, pay much more attention to this!

Jayvor 1 Jahr
Antibiotics are everywhere now, even in the city water. Animals you eat, ..

