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The natural antioxidant commonly found in green tea may help eliminate antibiotic resistant bacteria.

Inappropriate use of antibiotics is the biggest cause of drug resistance in humans.

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The observation was made following a study on antibiotic use and antimicrobial resistance in India carried out by researchers.

The rise of drug-resistant superbugs could undo a century's worth of medical advancements and render surgeries deadly in the near future.

Raising concerns over drug resistance, a new study has revealed that 53 per cent Indians take antibiotics without a doctor's prescription.