What types of microorganisms can antibiotics work against?
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Before bacteria can multiply and cause symptoms of an infection, they are usually destroyed by the human immune system. Sometimes, they multiply too quickly and too strongly, making the immune system unable to fight back, at this time antibiotics are an effective weapon to fight and help save people's lives from infection.
The world's first antibiotic is penicillin G, discovered by scientist Alexander Fleming in 1928. So far, many more antibiotics have been researched and put into use, saving millions of lives. Infectious disease. However, if antibiotics are not used correctly, bacteria can learn to fight them, rendering them ineffective.
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