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More and more bacteria are becoming antibiotic-resistant. How might this affect our ability to fight certain infectious diseases in the future? *
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More and more bacteria are becoming antibiotic-resistant. How might this affect our ability to fight certain infectious diseases in the future? *

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this would make more bacteria resistant to antibodies which could lead to extreme sickness or even death

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Because as bacteria becomes more and more resistant, more antibiotics have to be developed and eventually there will be bacteria immune to all.
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