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This story comes to us from ZMEE Science and author Mahaya Andre.

Pseudomonas aerogynosa, a common pathogen known for causing difficult to treat hospital

infections, has evolved to taste for plastic.

But not just any plastic, it can break down polycapralactone or PCL, a biodegradable polymer

widely used in medical implants and use it as fuel to grow more powerful.

This means that in the very environment's meant to heal us, some microbes may be learning to thrive on the materials designed to restore our bodies.

Hospitals are awash in plastic, from ventilator tubes and catheters to sutures and surgical meshes.

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