Superbugs Will Kill Nearly 40 Million People Over the Next 25 Years Scientists Warn

Superbugs Will Kill Nearly 40 Million People Over the Next 25 Years Scientists Warn

Bacterial superbugs are set to kill a disturbing number of people over the next few decades. In a new report published this week, scientists estimate that drug-resistant bacterial infections will kil… [read more]

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