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87% Of Drug-Resistant Bacteria In Pets Match Strains Seen In Humans
studyfinds.com · 3d
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That means the family dog curling up on the bed or the cat napping on the couch could be carrying a bacterial lineage closely related to the kind doctors battle in sick patients. The post 87% Of Drug-Resistant Bacteria In Pets Match Strains Seen In Humans appeared first on StudyFinds .
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