Tests for resistance to antibiotics to save the NHS money
The National Health Service wastes large sums of money on prescribing antibiotics to patients who are resistant to them. Save that money by testing people first.
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These scientists have devised a faster way to test for antimicrobial resistance in patients.
They are not the only ones! These Scottish scientists can test for antibacterial resistance in less than 45 minutes.
https://healthcare-in-europe.com/en/news/test-to-detect-antibiotic-resistance-in-less-than-45-minutes.html
Anti-bacterial resistance is a prevalent and concerning issue, but there are several ways of testing resistance before prescribing drugs.