The whole enterprise was&#x2F;is bound for eventual failure unless perhaps you have nano particle drones that hunt for bacteria or perhaps a genetically engineered immune system to do the same, but I think bacteria will be up to the challenge of dealing with those too.<p>You are dealing with survivors that have been around for over a billion years. And all your hubris lasted you less than 100 years. If you think about it with any sort of intelligence or foresight, you see that this is a failed enterprise as it is. Drugs for everyone does not work, because that means that you are making the war against trillions of individual bacteria cells. Of coarse they will figure out a cure for your &quot;anti-biotic&quot;, they are searching for it with all that they got.<p>Medical dark ages are inevitable. Bacteria are survivors just like we are survivors.