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Doctors who try to help prevent the spread of super-resistant bacteria by prescribing fewer antibiotics are likely to experience a drop in satisfaction ratings with patients, according to a new study.

According to a new study, general practitioners (GPs) deciding whether to prescribe a new drug are more likely to rely on information supplied by the pharmaceutical firm that makes it than independent sources of evidence.

Doctors who try to help prevent the spread of super-resistant bacteria by prescribing fewer antibiotics are likely to experience a drop in satisfaction ratings with patients, according to a new study.

According to a new study, general practitioners (GPs) deciding whether to prescribe a new drug are more likely to rely on information supplied by the pharmaceutical firm that makes it than independent sources of evidence.