Drug resistant, potentially deadly, bacteria found of the surface of half of grocery store meats

Potentially deadly drug-resistant
Potentially deadly drug-resistant superbugs were found in almost half of supermarket meat samples analyzed by scientists.

Warning: Study Finds Superbugs Lurking in 40% of Supermarket Meat

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Drug-resistant bacteria found in 40% of supermarket meat samples

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