Ange Ferguson
@ange-ferguson.bsky.social
feminist, cynical optimist, traveller; loves reading in beautiful places; tech executive, coach and mentor, ex-thoughtworks; lives in Naarm/Melbourne; looking for more content from Australia
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When TB treatment is interrupted, patients are far more likely to develop drug-resistant TB, which is a catastrophe both individually (the disease becomes harder to cure) and societally (we're allowing the bacteria millions of new opportunities to develop further resistance). Many people will die.
February 7, 2025 at 5:18 PM
When TB treatment is interrupted, patients are far more likely to develop drug-resistant TB, which is a catastrophe both individually (the disease becomes harder to cure) and societally (we're allowing the bacteria millions of new opportunities to develop further resistance). Many people will die.
Oh! Ours was that your legs would fall off!
December 4, 2024 at 10:44 PM
Oh! Ours was that your legs would fall off!