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The article mentions that this isn't the first such case. It is just a more recent example. Furthermore, there are multiple examples of bacteria that are resis
by TomAnthony 10y ago
The article mentions that this isn't the first such case. It is just a more recent example.
Furthermore, there are multiple examples of bacteria that are resistant to families of antibiotics, which indicates the direction of the trend.
If we don't consider it a problem now, when should we?
- arviewer 10y ago> If we don't consider it a problem now, when should we? What we should, does not matter. When it starts to cost money, or when there is an opportunity to earn money, then things will change.