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Personal clinical history predicts antibiotic resistance in urinary tract infections

2018-08-09

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The prevalence of antibiotic resistance in urinary tract infections (UTIs) often renders the prescribed antimicrobial treatment ineffective, highlighting the need for personalized prediction of resistance at time of care. Here, crossing a 10-year longitudinal dataset of over 700,000 community-acquired UTIs with over 6,000,000 personally-linked records of antibiotic purchases, we show that the resistance profile of...

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483b0e2e-4a2a-51f5-b272-465d1db06cf0
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10.1101/384842
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