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Take sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Diseases such as syphilis and gonorrhoea were once death sentences, but with penicillin's introduction as a medicine in the 1940s, they became easily treatable.



No you can't give it aspirin because it would choke wait until 1 year or polkadot mushroom chocolate bar 2 and then you could give it aspirin.



It's already happening in Africa and South Asia where drug-resistant bugs are more common and access to rarer, more expensive antibiotics is limited.  Before antibiotics, babies and mothers routinely died during or shortly after labour. A return to this era is coming - there is no question about it.

But they can also be like a slow-motion car crash, which is how I describe the rising threat of antibiotic resistance. Global outbreaks of illness can - as we saw with the Covid pandemic - happen seemingly overnight.

READ MORE: Can we halt the march of the superbugs? Just as we're learning to live with Covid, experts warn antibiotic-resistant infections could soon cause more than 50,000 deaths a year in Britain alone - and see children die of coughs and chest infections

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