Israeli study finds custom prescriptions can slow antibiotic resistance

AI could be used to decrease the risk of antibiotic resistance by 50 percent, according to new research by the Technion and Maccabi KSM Research and Innovation Center.

An illustrative picture of antibiotic resistance tests

An illustrative picture of antibiotic resistance tests

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