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Oh yes, I agree. But what it doesn't do is stop the accelerating treadmill of antimicrobial resistance. There are many other bacteria (and, for that matter, o
by jMyles 4y ago
Oh yes, I agree.
But what it doesn't do is stop the accelerating treadmill of antimicrobial resistance. There are many other bacteria (and, for that matter, other infectious pathogens) that will happily step up to fill the evolutionary opportunity as vaccines inhibit illness from (or even spread of) others.