Antibiotic Resistance: A Growing Crisis - A Conversation with Dr. Maya Nadimpalli

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In this episode, Meera discusses antibiotic resistance with our guest epidemiologist Dr. Maya Nadimpalli. If we do nothing to change course, our future may involve millions of preventable deaths due to untreatable infections. Common infections that could become more difficult to treat include Staph infections, UTIs, and post-surgical infections. In this illuminating interview with Dr. Nadimpalli, she explains how antibiotic resistance emerges, such as antibiotic overuse in pig farms. Learn more about what we can do to avert our next big infectious disease disaster - antibiotic resistance - before it's too late!

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