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  1. Flipboard Science Desk (sciencedesk@flipboard.social)'s status on Sunday, 22-Oct-2023 06:54:34 JST Flipboard Science Desk Flipboard Science Desk

    The U.S. Center for Disease Control will soon recommend that some people take a “morning after” antibiotic to lower the risk of sexually transmitted diseases. Someday, however, bacteria-killing viruses called bacteriophages could do the same thing without allowing bacteria to gain resistance to antibiotic drugs. More from Live Science: https://flip.it/G_GLeA
    #Science #Medicine #STIs #Antibiotics #Bacteria

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    1. Could bacteria-killing viruses ever prevent sexually transmitted infections?
      The CDC will soon recommend that some people take a "morning-after" antibiotic to lower their risk of STIs. But someday, it's possible that bacteria-killing viruses could do this without driving antibiotic resistance.

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