Recent research has found that a surprising drug combo might be the key to fighting multidrug-resistant bacteria.
Kayla Matthews
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Could a new process called long-acting slow effective release antiretroviral therapy, or LASER ART, be a game-changer in treating HIV?
Called Mama-Ope, or Mother’s Hope, this system was inspired by Koburongo and designed by a colleague named Brian Turyabagye.
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