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Drying soil could give antibiotic-resistant bacteria an edge, and raise new health concerns

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Scientists at Caltech found that when soil dries out, microbes can evolve to become more resistant to antibiotics, raising concerns that worsening drought could shape future health risks.

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Drying soil could give antibiotic-resistant bacteria an edge, and raise new health concerns

Scientists at Caltech found that when soil dries out, microbes can evolve to become more resistant to antibiotics, raising concerns that worsening drought could shape future health risks.

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thecooldown.com broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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