A survey conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO), of nearly 10,000 adults concluded the following about antibiotics:
– Three quarters of respondents think antibiotic resistance happens when the body (not bacteria) becomes resistant to antibiotics.
– Nearly two thirds say they know antibiotic resistance is an issue that could affect them and their families, but how it affects them and what they can do to address it are not well understood.
Clearly the medical community is not educating our patients well enough about this issue.
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– Three quarters of respondents think antibiotic resistance happens when the body (not bacteria) becomes resistant to antibiotics.
– Nearly two thirds say they know antibiotic resistance is an issue that could affect them and their families, but how it affects them and what they can do to address it are not well understood.
Clearly the medical community is not educating our patients well enough about this issue.
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