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Antibiotic resistance in treating UTIs highest in aged care facilities, researchers find

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Antibiotic resistance in UTIs is considered one of the most important threats to modern medicine. The current standard treatment for a UTI in Australia is an antibiotic known as trimethoprim. UTIs account for approximately 1.5 per cent of all GP consultations, equating to roughly 2.62 million GP visits a year.

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Antibiotic resistance in treating UTIs highest in aged care facilities, researchers find

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) caused by E. coli from aged care facilities show higher resistance to antibiotics compared to cases collected from hospitals and the wider community, find researchers from UNSW Sydney.

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Antibiotic resistance in treating UTIs highest in aged care facilities: study

New data on antibiotic resistance patterns in UTIs could help guide future treatment decisions.

2 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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