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US military leaders are sounding the alarm on a growing battlefield threat: drug-resistant bacteria
US military leaders warn of growing threats from drug-resistant bacteria in combat zones, citing recent cases among Middle East casualties and challenges in Ukraine. They emphasize the need for improved infection detection and management to address worsening risks in large-scale conflicts.
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