#1 | Posted by 726

Most doctors haven't done that for a long while. I know because I have to fight with new doctors because I get severe sinus infections once or twice a year. Unlike most people, mine don't go away but just get worse over time. Lifelong ordeal...

That said, most super bugs are coming out of the developing world. India in particular. They come from not taking the complete course, too weak of a dosage or even an ineffective medication.

The will find a way to survive. There are a few things older than cockroaches - bacteria being one of them. If these get out and into mainstream infections you will see the world populations drop dramatically. I think somewhere on Indian subcontinent through Pakistan and China is likely going to be the origin of a horrific disease that will be the next black plague of the dark ages in the next 20-30 years.

#4 | Posted by yougothurt

I am hoping that was sarcasm; because frankly how much more wrong could you possibly be? I won't debate for the descendants of the people that survive a plague things will be potentially better; but the global economies would be in ruins.

#7 | Posted by redlightrobot

I do agree hospitals are the worst places to be. Because that's where the really sick are.

Sterile Hospital is almost oxymoronish. UV doesn't kill all bacteria by any stretch of the imagination. Even Strong UV. You do realize that bacteria has survived the round trip to the moon on the EXTERIOR of capsules. I found that extremely interesting when I was young.

How about we stop using every kind of anti-bacterial soap we have in our day to day lives. Ever try and find one that is not?

We do a lot to make this worse. Expose yourself to some germs, get some natural immunity built up...