(To see how feverishly
fast resistant strains can emerge, see this scary timeline.)
Not exact matches
ST. JULIAN»S, MALTA — The most aggressive of the circulating human flu
strains is
fast becoming
resistant to a widely used class of flu drugs, researchers reported here last week at the Second European Influenza Conference.
Farms often use low doses of antibiotics to get their chickens to market weight
faster, and low dose antibiotic use in food animals has been linked to the development of antibiotic
resistant bacterial
strains.