A bacteria that lives in the human nose produces a natural antibiotic that is able to kill multiresistant pathogens.

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The compound is called Lugdunin and is able to kill multiresistant pathogens, where many classic antibiotics have become ineffective. Antibiotic resistance is a growing problem. Future research will investigate whether the Lugdunin-forming can be used as a preventative measure against MRSA.