Antibiotic Resistance

As shown in this chart provided by the Centers for Disease Control, antibiotic resistance does not develop through the evolution of new kinds of organisms; rather it is through the selective survival of microbes that already possess the “work-around” that enables them to survive assault by antibiotics to which they are exposed. This process illustrates natural selection, not molecules-to-man type evolution. Image: Centers for Disease Control, www.cdc.gov

Does Deadly Antibiotic Resistance Mean Evolution Wins?
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