UK Aid Cuts Could Lead to Millions More Dying From Superbug Infections, Study Warns

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In antimicrobial resistance, many people make a big mistake of thinking. A drug researcher warns that their "proliferation is likely to increase. "

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A UK study indicated that if policies to combat antimicrobial resistance are abandoned, they will increase deaths from this cause and have a negative impact on economies. Agencies do not rule out a new pandemic in the medium term.

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Antibiotic resistance will have negative economic and health consequences, according to research. Millions of people could die, while the annual cost is estimated at 1.7 trillion dollars.

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The spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria could cost the global economy nearly $2 trillion a year and lead to millions of deaths by 2050, according to new research, The Guardian reports.