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Children Died due to Drug Resistance: In 2022, more than 30 lakh children have died around the world because of the execution of medicines. This has come to the health of children’s health in a study by two major experts. These kids were suffering from the diseases with the diseases related to the infection but antibiotics stopped working for a lot of children.
Most of these children were of Africa and Southeast Asia. When the log producing subtle germs change this way that general antibiotics do not work against them, antibiotic resistance develops. It is considered one of the largest public health challenges in front of the world’s population.
After covidity
The latest study shows how this challenge is affecting children. Based on World Health Organization, World Bank and other resources, report writers estimated that more than 3 million children killed in 2022 in the 2022 infections. Experts say that in the last three years, children related to the anti-antimicrocroclobel resistance infection. The effect of the covid epidemic has made this situation worse.
The maximum use of antibiotic
The biggest reason for being ineffective of antibiotics is unnecessary use of these drugs. Antibiotics are used to use or prevent a variety of bacterial infections from the skin infection. Sometimes they are aware as precautions, such as before or during cancer treatment. But antibiotics do not work on viral diseases such as common colds, flu or covid.
Due to extreme and inappropriate use, the development of the new antibiotics is very slow and expensive. This means we take antibiotics for many diseases that do not need them. In this case, this medicine is slowly ineffectively. Chief writers of the report, Dr. Yanhong Jessica Hu and Prof. Harbhral said that the use of reserved medicines have also been anxious increase in major infections.
Between 2019 and 2021, in Southeast Asia, 160 per cent in Southeast Asia. During the same time, Southeast Asia has increased by 45 per cent in the use of reserve antibiotics (medicinal infections for multi-resistant infections) and 125% in Africa.