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Why a Resistant brim of Group A streptococci is Causing Problems in Children and proper Resistant to AntibioticsAbstract strep is a bacterium that has been evolving through the recent centuries. A new form of these bacteria from group A streptococcus is becoming resistant and creating a full-page new kind of this disease. The new form of this disease is twenty 7 percent resistant to the antibiotic and is causing pneumonia meningitis in children. The new cures cosmos created to fight against these bacteria are great except for that the new vaccinum has no effect on children. Researches have finally found a vaccine that is effective on children because of a protein that is attached to the vaccine. Within a period of three age a study was done that followed eight hospitals in the United States. Within these eight hospitals researchers followed cases of children who received the resistant prime of S pyogenes. From the S pyogenes the children received the disease pneumonia meni ngitis. As they followed these children the researchers monitored the antibiotics given to them.For millions of years bacteria have been ruling the earth and are becoming to a greater extent dominant with each day. Bacteria are some of the strongest species to have inhabit the earth they survived and lived long after the dinosaurs. Even after all species including human beings are gone, these species will be present. In the late 19th ampere-second streptococcus was discovered, but with no cure for it. Scientist has developed vaccines and antibiotics, but at bottom the past centuries a new strand of streptococcus has emerged. This new strand is S. pyogenes. S. pyogenes have become resistant to these treatments that have been discovered, the problem that occurs is the... ...ibiotics and so if mint start to misuse these antibiotics this strand will continue to become much resistant. If this strain of streptococcus continues to become resistant there will be nothing left that can stop this bacteria. Within a fewer centuries these bacteria will become uncontrollable and a deadly bacteria.Streptococcus Group A 5ReferencesCedars- Sinai Medical Center (1999, January). Sightings Bacteria Becoming Increasingly Resistant to Antibiotics. July 18, 2005 www.sciencedaily.comSharma Sat MD. (2004, November).Streptococcus Group A Infections. July 16, 2005.American honorary society of Otolaryngology(AAO). Sore Throats. July 25, 2005. www.entnet.org/healthinfo/throat/sore_throat.cfmCarauana Louis B., Ph.D. (2003, July). Group A Streptococcus-Streptococcus pyogenes Flesh Eating Streptococcus. July 28, 2005. Members.tripod.com/LouCaru/index- 7.html.