Key Highlights
- FDA approval for two new gonorrhea treatments.
- Gonorrhea is increasingly resistant to current antibiotics.
- New drugs aim to enhance treatment effectiveness.
F.D.A. Approves Two New Drugs to Treat Gonorrhea
The FDA has approved two new drugs to treat gonorrhea, addressing the growing resistance of the sexually transmitted disease to existing antibiotics. These new treatments aim to improve patient outcomes and combat the rising health concern.
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Drugs (Pharmaceuticals)Sexually Transmitted DiseasesFood and Drug AdministrationDisease RatesRegulation and Deregulation of IndustryGonorrheaAntibioticsBacteriaAstraZeneca PLCLancet, The (Journal)
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