The world is depleted of new generation antibiotics
The rate of development of drug-resistant diseases is likely to exceed the process of preparing antibiotics and directly threatening human health.
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The rate of development of drug-resistant diseases is likely to exceed the process of preparing antibiotics and directly threatening human health.
Antibiotics can affect bacteria, communities of bacteria that live in the gut and other parts of the body that pass from the mother to the next generations and cause ill…
While developed countries still use generation 1 antibiotics, Vietnam has used antibiotics of generations 3 and 4.
Antibiotic resistance is becoming a global threat and according to estimates by the World Health Organization, antibiotic resistance will become more terrible than cance…
About 50% of food from livestock and seafood is contaminated with antibiotic-resistant bacteria, many strains of E.coli are isolated against at least 6 antibiotics.
Misperceptions in the community about antibiotics are helping the actions
Scientists say the drug-resistant virus is now out of the world of hospitals, which are often found.
While many developed countries still use first-generation antibiotics effectively, Vietnam must use 3rd-and 4th-generation antibiotics.
There are millions of people who die each year in an era without antibiotics, and then will be a similar number in the coming years. This nightmare is named
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