Antimicrobial Consumer Product Resistance Concerns Voiced By AMA
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The use of consumer products containing antimicrobial agents could be creating a favorable environment for organisms resistant to antibiotics, according to a report approved by the American Medical Association at its annual meeting in Chicago June 11-15.
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