A new study finds the drug OM-89 may help bladder cells eliminate hidden E. coli by activating lysosomal pathways and increasing antibiotic uptake, potentially reducing bacterial regrowth in recurrent UTIs.
A new study finds the drug OM-89 may help bladder cells eliminate hidden E.
coli by activating lysosomal pathways and increasing antibiotic uptake, potentially reducing bacterial regrowth in recurrent UTIs.
A new study finds the drug OM-89 may help bladder cells eliminate hidden E. coli by activating lysosomal pathways and increasing antibiotic uptake, potentially reducing bacterial regrowth in recurrent UTIs.
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A new study finds the drug OM-89 may help bladder cells eliminate hidden E. coli by activating lysosomal pathways and increasing antibiotic uptake, potentially reducing bacterial regrowth in recurrent UTIs.
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