The sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea is now among the "superbugs" resistant to common antibiotics, leading U.S. health officials to recommend wider use of a different class of drugs to avert a public health crisis.
|
Thursday, April 12, 2007
The sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea is now among the "superbugs" resistant to common antibiotics, leading U.S. health officials to recommend wider use of a different class of drugs to avert a public health crisis.
|
|
|
|
|
Comments
Admin's note: Participants in the discussion of this weblog entry should note the site's moderation policy. |
|
