What are some of the challenges in fighting superbugs?

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Like anything with a life,survival is a germ's end game. when it faces a challenge, it will adapt. some germ's adapt alarmingly well to the challenge of modern medicine. they're called superbugs because they've evolved to survive the challenges we throw at them, even antibiotics.

geniusboy [140]2 years ago

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Doctor's can't do anything to stop the bacteria and it is likely to kill you because there is no treatment for it. Can i have Brainliest?

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