Super Bacteria a Dangerous Killer

"Maddy Reimer was only seven weeks when we lost the fight against MRSA.Lad herself, her twin, Luke, parents of Beth and Ken Reimer near Chicago five years ago Maddy and Luke were born in a newborn baby After a while staying in the treatment room and staying for a while before coming home Beth Raimer entered a nursery one morning and caused Maddy to get up.Since breathing was difficult, Bess took her to the family doctor the day before, The doctor said that she had a cold.

There is a super fool bug that will come to your neighbor right now. According to a recent article on lancet infection, bacteria currently use a new gene called NDM-1 that makes bacteria resistant to almost all antibiotics. Most of the bacteria with this gene are E. coli, but this gene is clearly easier to transfer to other bacteria. The only antibiotic sensitive to tigecycline and colistin by bacteria with this gene. Most of the isolates are now in India and Pakistan, but that is just a matter of time before super bean worms spread all over the world.

Although antibiotics seem to save lives and eliminate complicated and dangerous insects, the problem is not only that the antibiotics kill harmful bacteria but also help keep our healthy beneficial bacteria It is to be widely abused by livestock industry. Upon ingestion of antibiotics, you can leave a clean Petri dish where harmful bacteria can evolve into a new form without helping to maintain beneficial bacteria and maintaining the balance of the digestive system . When taking antibiotics, the immune system gradually weakens and sometimes even collapses. We provide ideal conditions for evolving to the bad guys into super monsters.

Using antibiotics in excess can naturally select superbacteria, but bacteria can also deliver DNA to other living bacteria, so this is faster for dangerous pathogens. Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin, actually warned us not to overuse antibiotics, actually predicting this. Since the 1980's new antibiotic categories have not been developed due to the market failure and cost associated with regulatory costs. As a solution, it is necessary not to respond to treatment of antibiotic infections but to prevent infections prophylactically. Recycling of different antibiotics will also help to reduce the spread of antibiotic resistant bacteria