The article seems to be behind a registration wall - are you able to provide a summary?
Also, do you know if this is a widely held position or just emerging?
I found a couple of things, but none of them are as clear cut as "it's okay to stop antibiotics early".
This [0] article says
> Health professionals are trading in the "complete the course" slogan. Instead, they recommend that patients take their medicines "exactly as prescribed."
which seems to be a quote from this [1] linked article.
Last time the doctor did not give me enough penicillin, I was required to take a disgusting roadband antibiotics, which I had to mask with taste-numbing food, to not throw up the instant it hit any muscous membrane. Due to that, we had a tablet of it on a plate in the corner of the kitchen, and were wondering in the (no door; adjacent) living room, where that horrible smell came from.
Anecdata: since then, I fear horrible broadband antibiotics being needed.
I would prefer phages, but they are soviet tech, and soviet died.
