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The old hard drive hummed like a respirator in the quiet of the small apartment. Dr. Anton Volkov leaned forward, his eyes reflecting the blue light of the monitor. He had been searching for hours, typing the same phrase into every obscure medical forum he knew: "Pielonefrit Kniga Skachat." He looked back at the screen, at the

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Anton felt a chill. His phone buzzed on the desk—a notification from the hospital. A patient had just been admitted with a resistant strain of the very infection he was reading about. The standard antibiotics were failing.