Stop the spread of Antibiotics resistance
Antibiotics Resistance Is Posing A Big Threat To Global Health And A Serious Challenge To The Medical World. As Scientists Seek Medical Solution To It, WHO Has Started A Social Media Campaign To Stop The Spread Of Antibiotics Resistance—Let’s Stop Superbugs.
Help stop the spread of Antibiotics resistance, tweeted WHO in its campaign, 'Let’s Stop Superbugs', saying “always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare professional before taking antibioticsâ€.
Antibiotics Resistance happens when bacteria change and become resistant to the antibiotics used to treat the infections they cause: WHO.
“#AntibioticResistance occurs everywhere in the world, in both rich and poor countries. It can affect anyone, of any age. Learn how it spreads,†the WHO wrote in its Twitter handle.
Antibiotics resistance is posing a big threat to global health and a serious challenge to the medical world. As scientists seek medical solution to it, WHO has started a social media campaign to stop the spread of antibiotics resistance—Let’s Stop Superbugs. “#AntibioticResistance poses a big threat to global health. Handle antibiotics with care. Let’s #StopSuperbugs!
Underlining the importance of understanding this serious issue, the World Health Organisation has chart out an outline on how antibiotics resistance spreads.Antibiotics Resistance: Here’s how it spreads, according to WHO:-1 Antibiotics are given to food-producing animals and crops2 Animals develop drug-resistance bacteria in the glut3 Drug resistant bacteria reaches human through food or by direct animal-human contact4 Drug resistance bacteria spreads to the general public5  Antibiotics are given to patients which can result in drug-resistant bacteria developing in the gut6 Patients attend hospitals or clinics7 Drug-resistant bacteria spreads to other patients through unhygienic or unclean facilities8 Drug-resistant bacteria spreads to the general publicIn view of the global threat, here’s how to stop the spread of superbugs1 Help prevent infections through good hygiene.2 NEVER share antibiotics3 Always seek the advice of a qualified health care professional before taking antibiotics! #AntibioticResistanceThe WHO also says that misuse of antibiotics put all in the world at risk.
“Misuse of antibiotics puts us all at risk. Taking antibiotics when you don’t need them speeds up #AntibioticResistanceâ€