Drug-resistant bacteria killed more than 33,000 people in EU in 2015, according to new research published warning superbugs were "threatening modern healthcare." The mortality burden was highest in Italy and Greece, with Italy alone accounting for more than third of all EU superbug deaths.

Drug-resistant bacteria killed more than 33,000 people in EU in 2015, according to new research published warning superbugs were "threatening modern healthcare." The mortality burden was highest in Italy and Greece, with Italy alone accounting for more than third of all EU superbug deaths. - NewsGossipBull.BlogSpot.com - Latest News, Gossip & Bullshit

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Drug-resistant bacteria killed more than 33,000 people in EU in 2015, according to new research published warning superbugs were "threatening modern healthcare." The mortality burden was highest in Italy and Greece, with Italy alone accounting for more than third of all EU superbug deaths.

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Drug-resistant bacteria killed more than 33,000 people in EU in 2015, according to new research published warning superbugs were "threatening modern healthcare." The mortality burden was highest in Italy and Greece, with Italy alone accounting for more than third of all EU superbug deaths.

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