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Why pet antibiotics could make their owners sick

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At a small animal hospital in the United Kingdom, researchers have found a gene that enables bacteria to be highly resistant to linezolid an antibiotic that doctors use to treat serious infections in humans. Healthcare professionals give linezolid when bacte…

At a small animal hospital in the United Kingdom, researchers have found a gene that enables bacteria to be highly resistant to linezolid an antibiotic that doctors use to treat serious infections in humans.
Healthcare professionals give linezolid when bacte…
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