Flu hospitalizations are 'the highest we've seen,' CDC says
Or something to that general effect.
Point is, we ALL know that pathogens are beginning to enter a new era of resistance to antibiotics.
Eventually, mother nature will win the race and when she does, there'll be hell to pay in terms of the effect on the human condition. Nature says 7 billion humans are too many....but medical tech has pushed mother nature back for about 75 years now and I think this flu season just might be the beginnings of her re asserting her power.
All pathogens have had nearly a century now to figure out man's best defenses.....Is this flue season just a tough one? Are we reaping the disease impacts of allowing so many foreigners into our nation over the last few years?
Or, are we on the precipice of a new era of unstoppable illness similar to the dark ages before there were anti-biotics? My best guess is the latter. Many stories show the alarm being raised to highly aggressive resistant strains of bacteria known as MERS and SARS that on a statistical scale, are on the rise dramatically.
Dangerous New Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Reach U.S.
Will mankind be able to continue to use high tech to stay one step ahead or will mother nature eventually have her way and thin the human herd as she's done throughout history?
My bet is on Mother Nature.
Or something to that general effect.
Point is, we ALL know that pathogens are beginning to enter a new era of resistance to antibiotics.
Eventually, mother nature will win the race and when she does, there'll be hell to pay in terms of the effect on the human condition. Nature says 7 billion humans are too many....but medical tech has pushed mother nature back for about 75 years now and I think this flu season just might be the beginnings of her re asserting her power.
All pathogens have had nearly a century now to figure out man's best defenses.....Is this flue season just a tough one? Are we reaping the disease impacts of allowing so many foreigners into our nation over the last few years?
Or, are we on the precipice of a new era of unstoppable illness similar to the dark ages before there were anti-biotics? My best guess is the latter. Many stories show the alarm being raised to highly aggressive resistant strains of bacteria known as MERS and SARS that on a statistical scale, are on the rise dramatically.
Dangerous New Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Reach U.S.
Will mankind be able to continue to use high tech to stay one step ahead or will mother nature eventually have her way and thin the human herd as she's done throughout history?
My bet is on Mother Nature.