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I'm not sure, but that sounds like it might work. The real problem is: good luck getting all hospitals in the world to agree on a rotated schedule of which ant
by strebler 10y ago
I'm not sure, but that sounds like it might work. The real problem is: good luck getting all hospitals in the world to agree on a rotated schedule of which antibiotics to use / not use and when.
- crimsonalucard 10y agoWe are not enforcing a rotating schedule but hospitals are already naturally rotating antibiotics in response to resistance. Once penicillin was lost we switched to another antibiotic. The problem is that we don't have enough classes of antibiotics restart the cycle. It takes way longer for bacteria to lose resistance than for bacteria to gain resistance.