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Well, we're talking about antibiotics so you want something that kills bacteria without killing the cells of the person in which the bacteria are. If what you'
by grondilu 13y ago
Well, we're talking about antibiotics so you want something that kills bacteria without killing the cells of the person in which the bacteria are.
If what you're looking for is harmless for human cells, it's just a matter of time until bacteria find a way to resist it.
- dllthomas 12y agoWell, reducing introduction of microbes to the interiors of human beings reduces the need to deploy "antibiotics" in the sense of "sufficiently harmful for bacteria, sufficiently harmless for humans". Not a complete solution, but being better about reducing spread is probably a component - particularly in the surgery portion of all this.