Big Pharma Antibiotic Pipelines Shrink 35% in Five Years
Major drugmakers reduced antimicrobial development programs from 92 to 60 over five years, raising alarm over the global response to antibiotic resistance.
By Robert Kim
antimicrobial resistance
3 articles tagged "antimicrobial resistance"
Microbial Resistance Patterns in Combat-Related Wounds: Clinical Insights from the Ukrainian Conflict for Emergency and Trauma Care
Analysis of microbial flora in war wounds from Ukrainian front-line casualties reveals concerning antimicrobial resistance patterns with implications for combat casualty care and civilian trauma management.
Global Antimicrobial Resistance Governance Assessment: Implications for Healthcare Policy Implementation and Clinical Practice
A comprehensive evaluation of antimicrobial resistance governance across 193 countries demonstrates that multisectoral engagement and surveillance infrastructure are critical determinants of policy effectiveness, with measurable impacts on resistance patterns emerging only after five-year implementation periods.