Dealing With Resistent Strain Bacteria

Dealing With Resistent Strain Bacteria

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The history and development of resistant strain bacteria in contemporary society and how it relates to the past, medical care world wide and precautions to take to reduce its ocurrance.

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At the turn of the Twentieth Century, the most common cause of death was from infectious diseases, such as Pneumonia, Tuberculosis and Influenza. Infant mortality was high worldwide and the treatment for sexually transmitted diseases such as Syphilis was almost non-existent. With the development of Penicillin, subsequent antibiotics and vaccinations for diseases such as Polio, in the early part of the century, everything changed. Life span increased and the “mechanical diseases”, such as Heart Disease and Cancer, became the leading cause of death.

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