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Excessive use of antibiotics will make Covid more powerful: WHO

As per the World Health Organisation (WHO), the excessive use of antibiotics will be more threatening for humans. If a non-infected person is consuming more antibiotics due to some other diseases then the chances of him/her getting COVID are more. 
According to the research, the consumption of antibiotics will make the coronavirus more powerful in the body. 

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