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How Antidepressants Help Bacteria Resist Antibiotics

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A laboratory study unravels ways antidepressants and other nonantibiotic drugs can contribute to drug resistance

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New York Post

Antidepressants linked to antibiotic resistance: E. coli study

The study, conducted at the University of Queensland in Australia, exposed one E. coli strain to five commonly prescribed antidepressants and tested their strength against six different types of antibiotics.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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www.larazon.es

Taking antidepressants generates antibiotic resistance

A study shows that taking medications for depression induces resistance to multiple antibiotics, even after short periods of exposure

1 year ago·Spain

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El Pais

Study suggests use of antidepressants generates resistance to antibiotics

New research has found a link between the use of these drugs and the loss of effectiveness of antibacterials

1 year ago·Spain

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abc

A study suggests that the use of antidepressants generates resistance to antibiotics

Research shows in the laboratory how five of these commonly used drugs are capable of generating resistance to a large number of antibiotics in E. coli bacteria

1 year ago·Spain

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Nature

How Antidepressants Help Bacteria Resist Antibiotics

A laboratory study unravels ways antidepressants and other nonantibiotic drugs can contribute to drug resistance

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Nius Diario

A study finds that antidepressants can cause antibiotic resistance

They warn that “antidepressants are increasingly being consumed”, and “microbial communities in the human intestine are frequently exposed to them”. More in NIUS

1 year ago·Madrid, Spain

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