A recent study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has found that abuse of antimicrobials has led to widespread resistance to antibiotics in India. The study analyzed data from 21 hospitals and found that the effectiveness of the antibiotic carbapenem in treating infections has decreased over time. The report also highlighted the need for more responsible antibiotic prescription practices and the development of new drugs tailored to Indian needs. While there were some positive findings, such as the identification of a molecular mechanism of resistance, overall antimicrobial resistance remains a significant concern.
A recent study by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has found that abuse of antimicrobials has led to widespread resistance to antibiotics in India. The study analyzed data from 21 hospitals and found that the effectiveness of the antibiotic carbapenem in treating infections has decreased over time. The report also highlighted the need for more responsible antibiotic prescription practices and the development of new drugs tailored to Indian needs. While there were some positive findings, such as the identification of a molecular mechanism of resistance, overall antimicrobial resistance remains a significant concern.
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