We can look forward to cell phone tumor epidemics, corrupted genetic manipulations, old geezers living until 200 years old, rancid over population and much, much more. I'm here to cover it all. Scientists once again plead with patients, doctors, and hospitals to stop abusing antibiotic drugs. From 1995 to 1998, the percentage of bacteria that is resistant to three or more types of antibiotics rose five percent. People with the slightest sore throat or runny nose tend to wolf down hoards of extra strength pills to combat their horrible discomfort.
Doctors prescribe the wrong drugs for the wrong kinds of illnesses.
And, in order to save money, most hospitals will not even research the problem. The situation will continue to grow until patients, doctors, and hospitals become willing to listen to the warnings. But it usually takes a near apocalyptic catastrophe to get the general publics attention. Some thing called a 'Super germ' is going to kill us all. Of course the easily-pleased Israel accepted, but Clinton is still waiting for Palestine to accept the proposals.