There's a lot of positivity in this article about how this knowledge could help develop new drugs. But it seems the current reality is that this bacteria is bec

There's a lot of positivity in this article about how this knowledge could help develop new drugs. But it seems the current reality is that this bacteria is becoming more common and blocks current cancer drugs. Can anyone with more knowledge on this explain further? Are outlooks getting worse until we find something that can deal with the bacteria discussed in the article?