Science Today goes on a journey and takes with them: multi-resistant bacteria. Research by Maastricht University and Washington University shows that travelers to distant destinations often take an intestinal bacteria that is resistant to antibiotics as a souvenir. Southeast Asia in particular is a risk destination.
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