Superbug Crisis
The alarming rise of drug-resistant infections is claiming lives at an unprecedented rate, particularly in India, where a newborn dies every ten minutes due to sepsis. Without effective antibiotics, cancer patients face dire consequences, as infections can spread rapidly and fatally. A significant review highlights that if corrective actions aren't taken, annual deaths from drug resistance could reach 10 million by 2050, costing the global economy over $100 trillion. The urgency of addressing this crisis is more pressing than ever.In this clip
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