There is always an opening for hope and advancement in the darkest times. The antibiotics era needs new investments to keep unneeded suffering or deaths to be prevented. The end of the antibiotics is not an “apocalypse” in the sense of the end of everything. There are cycles in economics, business, and now in medicine where you have a period of innovation and development. Just in many other fields there comes a time when the investments and R&D simply become exhausted. New fields, research, and funding need to be established to keep progress advancing.
*The picture is the good guys called Bacteriophage Virus*
Reforming the tax code of the U.S.A and creating incentives for the Pharmaceutical industry to cure, treat, and destroy “bugs” will help the economy, social net, and the republic at large. Healthcare will stop being so polarized because the Insurance industry will be able to keep getting a profit while paying for the claims of its customers. The benefits of a population that are healthy and able to develop their true potential will have incalculable events for our economy.
Check out these articles:
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/327167
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacteriophage
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The mechanism for achieving this goal is Capitalism and Democracy.