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Many interventions, protocols, and prevention methods are used to maintain or improve overall human health. The aim of some is to improve quality of life, while others specifically reduce, remove, or eradicate microbial pathogens which would otherwise cause disease.Many such processes may also result in, or cause, unintended consequences to humans, pathogens, and/or the environment that were not predicted. The most well-known example is that of the rise of multiple antibiotic-resistant bacteria following the use (and overuse) of antibiotics.
Each of the papers in this discussion provides an example of interventions originally intended to improve health and prevent disease.
-What was the specific original intent of the intervention or procedure described in each of the papers and what was their unintended consequence(s)?
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