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  - Times of India - Life & Style - 31/Aug 07:30

Can morning coffee make antibiotics less effective?

A recent study in PLOS Biology reveals that caffeine can weaken the effectiveness of certain antibiotics by altering how bacteria, like E. coli, respond to them. Caffeine activates a protein in E. coli, reducing the uptake of antibiotics and hindering treatment. This highlights the role of environmental factors, such as caffeine consumption, in antibiotic resistance.

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