Mass antibiotic treatment may promote resistance to life-saving drugs

Researchers from the University of Liverpool have worked on a UCL-led study that illustrates efforts to reduce child mortality in Africa. Their work investigates how mass treatment with the antibiotic azithromycin (AZM) may lead to increased drug resistance in bacteria that frequently cause pneumonia and meningitis, highlighting the need for careful monitoring.

Checkers employee gets into argument with a customer over mayo and the unthinkable happens.. #shorts
- Pixels takes its multi-game Web3 staking system to Telegram via Sleepagotchi - Dean Takahashi
- Rich Banks of Mom & Dad Are Everywhere—Accept It and Adapt - Financial Samurai
- The Time To Participate In A No-Spend Challenge Is Now - Financial Samurai
- The Tetris Effect team is back with Lumines Arise - Anna Washenko
- Higher volume of body fat depots linked to road traffic noise exposure
- With US out, WHO director says it’s running on budget of a local hospital - Beth Mole

Do Not Buy iPhones Right Now!
- Paul Brody, EY: How Blockchain Is Transforming Global Commerce - Andrew Singer
- Unity CTO Steve Collins steps down after 6 months - Amanda Silberling
- Baby Steps finally has a release date, two years after it was originally slated to arrive - Nathan Ingraham
- OpenAI's $51 Million Investment in Neuromorphic Chips: A Step Towards Brain-like AI - Michael Terry
- IO Interactive's James Bond game '007 First Light' is coming in 2026 - Ian Carlos Campbell
- How and Where to Buy Dogecoin (DOGE)