Good Germs, Bad Germs: Health and Survival in a Bacterial World

Public sanitation and antibiotic drugs have increased human life span, but they’ve also disrupted the balance between humans and microorganisms, leading to antibiotic resistance — one of the most serious medical problems today.The book recounts the war on germs and offers a hopeful future where antibiotics are designed and used wisely, and possibly replaced with bacterial ones.

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