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Change can’t wait on antibiotic resistance
Thursday 29 November 2018, 12:00 PM

November 12 to 18 was World Antibiotic Awareness Week, an event meant to raise awareness of one of a number of growing threats to human health – antibiotic resistance. The World Health Organization campaign this year is entitled: ‘Change can’t wait’. Our time with antibiotics is running out. Capital and Coast DHB infectious diseases pharmacist Chris Little shares his views on the looming threat
Antibiotic resistance is one of the greatest threats to human health.
The WHO predicts antibiotic resistance will cause over 10 million deaths per , Chris Little antibiotic, Infectious diseases pharmacist Chris Little calls for action on antibiotic overuse
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