An estimated 38 trillion bacteria live in the human body—and only a small fraction are harmful to our health. However, the harmful ones can cause serious illness, especially when they develop resistance to antibiotics.
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Harnessing Bacteriophages to Combat Antibiotic Resistance
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September 26, 2026
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The article discusses the potential of bacteriophages, viruses that kill bacteria, as a solution to antibiotic resistance, which poses a significant health threat. This research could have implications for healthcare in Iran, where antibiotic resistance is a growing concern. Harnessing phages may provide alternative treatments for bacterial infections.
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