During the Senedd Health Committee's inquiry on sepsis, AMs are told that patients are coming to GPs with relatively common infections that are increasingly becoming resistant to the most-used antibiotics, meaning less-common and unfamiliar antibiotics need to be used.
Relatively common infections are becoming resistant to most antibiotics
During the Senedd Health Committee's inquiry on sepsis, AMs are told that patients are coming to GPs with relatively common infections that are increasingly becoming resistant to the most-used antibiotics, meaning less-common and unfamiliar antibiotics need to be used.
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