04-10-2026 18:00 via medpagetoday.com

We Keep Treating Resistant Infections. We Rarely Ask Where the Resistance Came From.

(MedPage Today) -- Every clinician who has cultured a resistant organism in the last few years has felt the same small chill: the list of drugs that will still work is shorter than it used to be. We manage it the way we manage most things in medicine...
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