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The Superbug Fight Needs a Better Business Model

Published
November 19, 2024
Infectious Diseases
International Health
Medicine
Photo shot from above of an NG Biotech employee wearing green latex gloves, a white coat, and a protective hair covering, working on rows of small white "Carba" antibiotic resistance tests.

Read “The Superbug Fight Needs a Better Business Model” at Global Health NOW.

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