Doctors try 'poo pills' to flush out dangerous superbugs

Doctors in the UK are using "poo pills" packed with beneficial bacteria from healthy donors to combat dangerous superbug infections in patients. This innovative approach aims to replace harmful superbugs with healthy gut bacteria to address antibiotic-resistant infections. Early research indicates that these "poo pills" could be effective in fighting superbugs, with promising results showing improved gut health and reduced infection risks. This method offers a new way to tackle the growing threat of superbugs and highlights the importance of maintaining a diverse array of gut bacteria for overall health.