newsobserver.com | Researchers fight resistant bugs

Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have discovered that two drugs used to treat bone loss in old folks can both kill and short-circuit the “sex life” of antibiotic-resistant bacteria blamed for nearly 100,000 hospital deaths across the country each year.Unveiled Monday and slated for publication in a scientific journal this week, the UNC research breakthrough holds the

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two drugs used to treat bone loss in old folks can both kill and short-circuit the “sex life” of antibiotic-resistant bacteria blamed for nearly 100,000 hospital deaths across the country each year.

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two drugs used to treat bone loss in old folks can both kill and short-circuit the “sex life” of antibiotic-resistant bacteria blamed for nearly 100,000 hospital deaths across the country each year.