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Nature Medicine 12, 890–891 (1 August 2006) | doi:10.1038/nm0806-890
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Abstract
Throughout history, perhaps more people have died from bacterial infections than from any other disease. The introduction and widespread use of antibiotics in the first half of the twentieth century promised to finally rid humanity of one of its oldest and greatest threats.
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