Why Antibiotics Should Not Be Taken Too Frequently
Many people, when they get sick, immediately want to turn to antibiotics to get better faster. Why is this a big mistake?
Key takeaways
- Many people, when they get sick, immediately want to turn to antibiotics to get better faster.
- Resistance develops
- Useless against viruses
Who this is for
People exploring Bacterial and viral infections through antibiotics, bacteria.
Why it matters
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Dr. Anastasia
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