The Next Breakthrough In Medicine Could Come From A Neighborhood’s Sewage | Mach | NBC News
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as posted by the channelThink the future of medicine is all robots and computers? Think again—medicine’s next big thing might actually be 3.5 billion years old, and right under our noses; not to mention, just about everywhere else. In the final episode of Mach’s “MicroCosmic” we explore how different bacteria are being studied to find potential cures for various diseases.
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