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Enzyme Blocks Bug-Induced Secondary Illnesses, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Study

September 29, 2008 | 
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New Scientist -- GETTING one bug is bad, but two is worse. Bacterial infections often open the door to other invaders, but now it seems an enzyme can prevent these secondary infections, in mice at least.

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