Superbugs: The new generation of resistant infections is almost impossible to treat

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Date

Aug. 11, 2008

News Type

Media Highlight

Source

The New Yorker

This article includes a reference to a study conducted by Dave Smith, and his colleagues regarding the transfer of resistant bacteria from animal to human.

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