Antimicrobial Resistance: Global Report on Surveillance¶
World Health Organization. (2014). Antimicrobial Resistance: Global Report on Surveillance: Global Report on Surveillance.
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- Benign-Sampling Safety Drift
- At the population scale, antibiotic overuse is the same ratchet against an ecological boundary: every course that works without obvious consequence reads as costless, so the threshold to prescribe drifts down, while the consumed margin — the dwindling reserve of effective drugs — is invisible until resistance surfaces it.
This sourceEstablishes that routine antibiotic overuse, each course apparently costless, drifts the prescribing threshold downward while depleting the shared ecological reserve of effective drugs until resistance surfaces it.
- At the population scale, antibiotic overuse is the same ratchet against an ecological boundary: every course that works without obvious consequence reads as costless, so the threshold to prescribe drifts down, while the consumed margin — the dwindling reserve of effective drugs — is invisible until resistance surfaces it.
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