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Could a Common Painkiller Be Helping Bacteria Become More Resistant?
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A team of researchers from the University of South Australia has revealed a surprising finding: these substances, even without being antibiotics, could be helping bacteria become stronger in the face of medical treatments. Hey! We are also in Whatsapp. Start following us now What was found in the study on painkillers? When bacteria such as E. coli responsible for many urinary and gastrointestinal infections are exposed to the antibiotic ciprofl…
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