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Researchers Discover New Bacteria That Causes UTIs That Are Resistant to Antibiotics
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A team of European researchers, including Spanish experts who have led it, has carried out a study in which it has corroborated the increase in resistance of 'Helicobacter pylori' to the antibiotics most used by people.
Research finds Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria causes up to 4% of UTIs on the Gulf Coast, double the national average. | Researchers identified a new genetic strain closely linked to patients using urinary catheters and those with diabetes. | Nearly a third of bacterial isolates were found to be resistant to levofloxacin, raising concerns about antibiotic resistance.
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