Question 3 Why are "superbugs" considered bad? They multiply at a faster rate. They infect people at a faster rate. They are resistant to insecticides. They are resistant to antibiotics. Question 4 Do you think the benefits of large-scale antibiotic uses outweigh the costs? Why or why not?
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