Antimicrobial Resistance: Tackling Misuse for a Healthier Future.
Antimicrobial Resistance: Tackling Misuse for a Healthier Future.
What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)?
What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)?
AMR is a global health crisis where microbes become resistant to medicines, making infections harder to treat.
AMR is a global health crisis where microbes become resistant to medicines, making infections harder to treat.
Why AMR Matters Globally
Why AMR Matters Globally
AMR threatens to undo progress in treating diseases like TB and malaria, affecting global health.
AMR threatens to undo progress in treating diseases like TB and malaria, affecting global health.
Overuse in Agriculture and Health
Overuse in Agriculture and Health
Antimicrobials are overused in both healthcare and agriculture, fueling resistance.
Antimicrobials are overused in both healthcare and agriculture, fueling resistance.
The High Costs of AMR
The High Costs of AMR
AMR could cost up to $1 trillion by 2050 and increase healthcare expenses globally.
AMR could cost up to $1 trillion by 2050 and increase healthcare expenses globally.
UN’s Commitment to Fighting AMR
UN’s Commitment to Fighting AMR
The UN aims to reduce AMR deaths by 10% by 2030 through global collaboration
The UN aims to reduce AMR deaths by 10% by 2030 through global collaboration
AMR’s Environmental Dimension
AMR’s Environmental Dimension
Antimicrobials are contaminating water and soil, requiring urgent environmental action.
Antimicrobials are contaminating water and soil, requiring urgent environmental action.
India’s Commitment to AMR
India’s Commitment to AMR
India is taking bold steps with its One Health Mission to lead the fight against AMR.
India is taking bold steps with its One Health Mission to lead the fight against AMR.