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VIDEO: How bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics

Transcript: Antibiotics are used to treat or prevent bacterial infections but bacteria can become resistant to the antibiotics used against them.

They will survive and pass this resistance on to future generations.

They can even pass on resistance to unrelated bacteria.

Development of antibiotic resistance is a natural process but misuse of antibiotics is accelerating the problem. This is why antibiotics need to be used wisely to reduce the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria throughout our community. 

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