We’re facing down drug-resistant infections. What happens next?

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By Xian Chiang-WarenJun 2, 2016, 4:35 pm106 pts
Last week, news broke that researchers had discovered antibiotic-resistant E. coli bacteria in a Pennsylvania woman’s urinary tract. Researchers found that the bacteria contained a gene, mcr-1, that made it immune to colistin, a super-potent antibiotic of last resort. Headlines incorrectly declared that that…

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