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Summary: Antibiotic resistance is a major global health concern that could result in millions of deaths if the current trend of inappropriate and excessive antibiotic use continues. This review highlights the economic burden of antibiotic resistance, recent cases linked to various bacteria, and potential strategies to overcome resistance.
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Economics
Nadine T. Hillock et al.
Summary: Due to the increasing threat to public health and the economy, governments internationally are interested in models to estimate the future clinical and economic burden of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of interventions to prevent or control resistance and to inform resource-allocation decision making. The accuracy of models predicting the future economic burden of AMR depends on the accuracy of predicting future resistance rates. However, there is substantial uncertainty in predicting future resistance rates, which could mislead policy decision-making.
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Summary: Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a worldwide challenge to human wellbeing and a major public health concern. Establishing global health solutions and raising awareness about the importance of AMR control are necessary. AMR increases treatment complexity and poses challenges to existing guidelines.
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