Once upon a time, there was a group of wise people on the earth, also called Homo sapiens.
What they like to do most is after catching a cold, [doctor, give me some anti-inflammatory drugs and get better quickly].
Or go to the pharmacy, [can you prescribe anti-inflammatory drugs? What? Want a prescription? I came to the pharmacy to buy medicine and asked me for a prescription, then why didn’t I go to the hospital? ]
Then I took it happily for two days, and my cold got better. Of course, I can’t take this anti-inflammatory drug either. After all, they like to say that [the drug is three times poisonous].
What about the rest of the medicine? Family members have a cold and cough, and friends have a headache and brain fever. Can’t we waste it, can we?
-Later, the world was destroyed by multi-drug resistant superbacteria, and smart people looked angry: [Why don’t you doctors and pharmaceutical companies invent a new anti-inflammatory drug after making so much money? ]
The above is probably that the author has not woken up and had a dream… if there is any similarity, it is probably that you are playing Plague Inc..
This week, November 14-20, is the “World Antibiotic Awareness Week” established by WHO. Its goal is to raise global awareness of the problem of antibiotic resistance and encourage the public, health workers and policy makers to adopt best practices to avoid the continuation and expansion of antibiotic resistance.
WHO has produced a set of information maps on antibiotic resistance for doctors and the public. In order for the world not to be destroyed, everyone should have a look-
This afternoon, the launching ceremony of the 2016 World Antibiotic Awareness Week (China) will be held in the First Hospital of Peking University and will be jointly organized by the National Health and Family Planning Commission of the People’s Republic of China and the World Health Organization.
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Source: WHO