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Antimicrobial resistance: A danger that crosses borders and species
No single healthcare facility will beat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) alone—nor will one industry, field, or even country. To prevent a world where AMR infections become the norm requires cooperation and collaboration between healthcare organizations both foreign and domestic, and engagement in non-medical fields such as agriculture, where antibiotics are frequently used in livestock.
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