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Antibiotics as a health threat
International scientific bodies and research centers warn of the serious repercussions of excessive use of antibiotics without medical necessity. This phenomenon accelerates microbial resistance and causes the death of over 1.2 million people worldwide annually. It is expected that the death toll could rise to 10 million by the middle of the century if current patterns continue. Unnecessary use, especially for treating viral illnesses, destroys the body's bacterial balance and leads to the development of deadly genetic resistances. This makes resistant bacteria more capable of spreading and causing severe, intractable infections, while treatment systems deteriorate and become less able to combat this resistance. Experts emphasize the need to regulate pharmaceutical manufacturing, promote rapid diagnosis, and increase awareness to prevent the escalation of this global health crisis.
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