Not All Good Things Last Forever: Antibiotics Might be One of Them
<p>We’ve all been there. It’s a common thing that antibiotics can get rid of the nasty productive cough, the annoying runny nose, the scratchy throat, and the fever that just will not go away. You get a prescription and pick them up at your nearest pharmacy. For a few days, you take these pills and in a week or so, you recover. Then you, and 23.4 million other Canadians, rinse and repeat this process every year. <strong>But</strong> <strong>what do antibiotics do and how do they work? Is it a foolproof process?</strong></p>
<p>In this article, I will cover <strong>how and why antibiotics work </strong>against bacterial infections and the <strong>dangers of antibiotic resistance</strong>.</p>
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