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The antibiotic paradox
Stuart B. Levy · 1992 · 279 pages
Drug resistance in microorganismsAntibioticsMedical careMicrobial Drug ResistanceAnti-Bacterial AgentsPharmacology
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About this book
Presents an explanation of how antibotics are useful and why they are so valuable, and discusses how antibiotic misuse is leading to the development of new, antibiotic- resistant bacteria in individuals and the environment that may, in the future, render the so-called miracle drugs obsolete.
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