Efficacy of an unnecessary intake of antibiotics according to the French 2016
Do you think that unnecessary antibiotic use makes them ineffective?
This statistic shows the French's knowledge of the inefficiency of an unnecessary antibiotic intake in a survey conducted in April 2016. In the year in question, more than 80 percent of respondents knew that taking antibiotics unnecessarily made them ineffective.
Do you think that unnecessary antibiotic use makes them ineffective?
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