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These studies suggest that antibiotic use and resistance pose significant threats to individual and public health by increasing morbidity, mortality, and treatment costs, impacting patient recovery, and necessitating urgent regulatory and collaborative actions.
Antibiotic use and resistance are critical issues impacting both individual and public health. The rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria poses significant challenges to treating infections, leading to increased morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs. This synthesis explores the implications of antibiotic use and resistance, drawing on multiple research studies.
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Antibiotic resistance poses significant challenges to both individual and public health, leading to increased morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs. The spread of resistance is exacerbated by antibiotic use in agriculture and hospitals, necessitating stronger regulations and antibiotic stewardship. Addressing this issue requires global collaboration and a multifaceted approach to preserve the efficacy of existing antibiotics and protect public health.
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