Air resistance

develop resistance against Penicillin, Methicillin and Vancomycin antibiotics .This bacteria has a unique ability to mutate to the new antibiotics. Alexander Ogston was a Scottish surgeon that discovered Staphylococcus can produce toxins and is the main cause of pus infection in the 1880’s. Later on they found out that aside from producing toxins Staphylococcus(Staph) also affects the skin and organs. Methicillin was first introduced in 1940, and in 1961 Staph had already developed resistance against

or the environment; the bacteria cannot be spread through the air (CDC, 2015). Naturally K. pneumoniae can be found in the nasopharynx and intestinal tract and are rarely found on the human skin because gram-negative organisms have a harder time growing there (Microbewiki, 2015). Recently there has been an incline in the K. pneumoniae bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics by generating the enzyme carbapenemase causing the resistance against the class of antibiotics carbapenems (CDC, 2015). The

for the patients with tuberculosis and contributes to drug resistance very quickly [WHO 2014]. All this poses an extreme challenge to the scientists and the medical community to develop effective drug, monitor and treat this disease across globe. Before the discovery of anti-tubercular drugs, this disease was one of the most dreaded diseases. In absence of any drugs the only form of treatment recommended was healthy diet, rest and fresh air. Patients were sent to Tuberculosis sanatorium hoping that

Everything today is a product of evolution. From apes to Homo sapiens, humans have evolved from crawling on all fours to walking on two, flat feet. Mammals have grown from tiny rodents to a diverse category of cats, horses, dogs, elephants, dolphins, and many others. However, there wouldn't be evolution without natural selection; it's what sets everything apart and gives unique genes a purpose. Without this, species would not have the chance to adapt and thrive in the various, ever-changing climates

Massachusetts, and formed his own consulting company. He now works predominantly with biotech companies and venture capital firms in their evaluation of anti-infective companies. While they take different approaches, the two doctors concur that antibiotic resistance is a major problem and that society needs to find ways to slow it down. One way to slow down the spread of resistant bacteria is finding ways to ensure

ways to deal with oppression. Dr. King believed the best defense against oppression being that of nonviolent resistance. The film Iron Jawed Angels (IJA) is also great example of oppression with the struggle to women rights in the United States. Mr. King stated that there are three ways of oppression that oppressed people deal with, acquiescence, physical violence, and nonviolent resistance. One must come out of their comfort zone in order to see new and in most cases better outcomes. Mr. King said

Tuberculosis Tuberculosis is a bacterial infection that is spread through the air. As there is with any other disease, Tuberculosis, or TB, has its telltale signs and symptoms. One symptom with TB is a cough that lasts more than three weeks. TB also causes the person to cough up blood. Chest pain, or pain while breathing or coughing is another symptom of TB. If you have unintentional weight loss, you should see a doctor because you may have TB or a gastrointestinal disease. The usual fatigue

Laura Sayre's article, she contends that factory farming seriously threatens human health. Sayre cites multiple health and agricultural organizations to back her claims. She begin by explaining that diseases are not only spread by the food but by land, air, water, and factory workers. She then points out the over use of antibiotics by factory farms and how many disease strains are now resistant to these antibiotics. Sayre continues, by explaining the history of pathogens that have been pasted to humans

For years now drug resistance is increasing and not just in one or two strands of bacteria, it is in all of them. This resistance makes treating a patient with the infection more difficult to the point where some strands require surgery. Tuberculosis is not a bacterium that you can easily remove from the body though. It takes time and medication for the tuberculosis to be eradicated from the body. The problem is with the advancements of medicine bacterium, like tuberculosis, are starting to produce

beginning. When non-resistant bacteria are exposed to an antibiotic, most of them die. But due to the increase of mutations some of the bacteria are becoming resistance to the antibiotic. The bacteria are all subject to natural selection. Natural selection is as simple as saying that the bacteria that have not developed a mutation or resistance that helps them to survive die. The ones that do, survive and pass on the mutation to the next generation. This means that we are constantly having to adapt