What are the most common mistakes students make in Human Health & Disease?
antibiotics act only on bacteria; they are useless against viruses like the common cold, and overuse causes resistance.
Top mistakes to avoid in Human Health & Disease: • antibiotics act only on bacteria; they are useless against viruses like the common cold, and overuse causes resistance. • thinking all immunity is present from birth. • calling a vaccine passive immunity. • thinking antibodies and antigens are the same thing. • taking antibiotics for a viral cold or flu.
Common mistake
antibiotics act only on bacteria; they are useless against viruses like the common cold, and overuse causes resistance.
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