Scientists are spelunking for cave gunk to fight superbugs
Deep in caverns around the world, bacteria are laboring to make antibiotics we can discover and use for ourselves.
Deep in caverns around the world, bacteria are laboring to make antibiotics we can discover and use for ourselves.
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