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Antibiotics are essential medicines used to treat diseases caused by bacteria. Bacteria are tiny organisms (microbes or “bugs”) that can be found in our bodies, in animals, and in the environment. Most bacteria are helpful, so antibiotics are used to kill only some bacteria–those that can cause disease. However, since the discovery of the first antibiotic, disease-causing bacteria have been finding ways to survive, acquiring resistance to antibiotics and even turning into superbugs. Superbugs are one of the most important threats to human health today, so they should be prevented and controlled. In this article, we will tell you about the history of antibiotics, the rise of superbugs, and what you can do to join the fight against superbugs.

Superbugs Among Us: Who They Are and What Can You Do to Help Win the Fight?