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Why are many bacterial infections more difficult to treat now than they were fifty years ago?

Why are many bacterial infections more difficult to treat now than they were fifty years ago?
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Why are many bacterial infections more difficult to treat now than they were fifty years ago?

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Because the bacteria concerned with a certain infection keep becoming resistant to the medication and antibiotics we have manufactured over the past 50 years. Bacteria continue to become drug resistant
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Because bacteria have evolved resistance to antibiotics
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