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Medicine Bottles - Antiobiotics
12016-04-18T11:42:00-07:00Jessica Precht and Jessica Scottad97e8f052daf68272a058c17affce0374d09fc783891Example of medicine bottles patients would have used ofr curing TB. "Countesy of Pinterest"plain2016-04-18T11:42:00-07:00Jessica Precht and Jessica Scottad97e8f052daf68272a058c17affce0374d09fc7
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1media/Cragmor in Snow 1.jpgmedia/pinterest 4.jpg2016-04-18T11:40:13-07:00Cure & TB Today5plain2016-04-18T11:47:21-07:00Cure In 1946, TB found the cure it needed with the development of antibiotics. During the 1900's, mainly that of antibiotic streptomycin was used to cure patients.
Where is TB today? In 1980 consumption resurfaced with a vengeance. Unfortunately, present forms of TB have shown different symptoms as well as forms that are not being cured with today’s antibiotics. The disease is forming a tolerance for antibiotics and in turn those antibiotics are not doing what they have done in the past to heal TB patients. The disease is carefully being monitored for its ability to spread and individuals that are affected are kept quarantined to avoid spreading, as it killed so many in the 1900's.
