Why have some mammals gone extinct due to extensive hunting by humans, while we humans have developed so many antibiotics against bacteria?
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Why have some mammals gone extinct due to extensive hunting by humans, while it’s impossible for us humans to do anything to bacteria, despite having developed so many antibiotics? Are germs more adaptable than mammals? Or is it some other reason?
Killing has an immediate effect, while there are too many uncertainties with antibiotics
The emergence of drug-resistant pathogens is the result of the misuse of antibiotics and antifungal drugs
Viruses and bacteria are also evolving over time. In the face of nature, humans are weak; despite being at the top of the food chain, the laws of nature cannot be defied.
The study of viruses is a highly complex field; they reproduce and mutate rapidly, and it is impossible for antiviral and antibacterial drugs to cover all possible scenarios