Health Education Systems Admission Assessment HESI Quiz
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The global rise of antibiotic resistance represents one of the most significant threats to modern medicine. For decades, physicians have prescribed antibiotics for a wide range of bacterial infections, often with life-saving results. However, their overuse and misuse, both in human medicine and agriculture, have accelerated the natural process of bacterial evolution. Consequently, we are now facing 'superbugs'—strains of bacteria that are resistant to multiple antibiotics. If current trends continue, common infections and minor injuries could once again become fatal. Urgent, coordinated action is required from policymakers, healthcare providers, and the public to preserve the efficacy of these critical medicines.
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