bacteria
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Bacterium Found 1,000 Feet Underground Showed Resistance to 18 Different Antibiotics
A new bacterium found 1,000 feet underground in Lechuguilla Cave located at New Mexico has demonstrated resistance to multiple antibiotics, including the so-called "drugs of last resort" such as daptomycin.
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