Phage therapy uses viruses to target bacteria, and it certainly works in our controlled lab trials, particularly against antibiotic-resistant infections. But it is not regular medicine here because our regulations still treat phages as "investigational," lacking standardised commercial production. In my own work, I've isolated potent phages from Delhi's very sewage I once helped manage—proof they are here, fighting in our gutters. Yet, each batch is a unique, living medicine, and that variability unsettles a system accustomed to uniform pills, yaar.
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