"You can look at antibiotic resistance as a slow moving global train wreck, which will happen over the next 35 years," health law expert Kevin Outterson at Boston University, told Scientific American.
When it comes to antimicrobial resistance, the headlines paint a bleak picture. And perhaps that’s for the right reason. The issue isn’t something we should take lightly, and in most cases, articles on the subject seem to be written in an attempt to motivate change.
When it comes to antimicrobial resistance, the headlines paint a bleak picture. And perhaps that’s for the right reason. The issue isn’t something we should take lightly, and in most cases, articles on the subject seem to be written in an attempt to motivate change.