Anyone who has spent any time on the internet knows better than to spend much time on the comments from an opinion piece. The comments section, even one on a site as reputable and respected as the New York Times, is often a minefield of trolls, contrarians, and conspiracy theorists.
But after reading “The American Medical System Is One Giant Workaround” by Theresa Brown, I couldn’t resist. Among …
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When Dr. Fleming found penicillin mold in his Petri dishes in 1928, he had no idea of the impact he — and it — would have on global health. Penicillin and the antibiotic revolution that it triggered have saved countless lives and change world history.
Less than a century later, though, antibiotics occupy a space between savior and sinner. This complicated reputation is mostly due to how …
How non-video telehealth can be a cure for overprescribing antibiotics
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