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The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned about the  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears of superbugs that are resistant to drugs. The WHO said researchers tested many bugs in  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears. The researchers said 1 in 6 (around 17 per cent) of the bugs they tested was drug- bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears. The antibiotics did not kill the  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears. Many of the drugs have been life-saving for many  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears. This could bring new  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears to our health. Cuts and common infections could be  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears in the future because the antibiotics will no  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears kill bacteria. The WHO said: "These  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears are deeply concerning." It added: "As antibiotic resistance continues to rise...we're putting  bacteriadeadlyfindingslaboratoriesliveslongerresistantrisksspreadyears at risk."