Antibacterial products fuel resistant bacteria in streams and rivers

Friday, September 20, 2013 - 11:30 in Biology & Nature

The bacterial resistance caused by triclosan has real environmental consequences. Not only does it disrupt aquatic life by changing native bacterial communities, but it is also linked to the rise of resistant bacteria that could diminish the usefulness of important antibiotics.

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