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Moroccan researcher Adnane Remmal has won the UNESCO–Equatorial Guinea International Prize for Research in Life Sciences, in recognition of his work to combat antibiotic resistance. Remmal developed the antibiotic “Oliphen,” which combines an antibiotic with a natural ingredient to break down bacterial resistance and restore the effectiveness of existing medicines. It has been approved for clinical use in Morocco, and hundreds of thousands of patients have benefited from this approach. Remmal shared the prize with two other scientists; the total award was $300,000.
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