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Antimicrobial resistance threatens lives and impacts the economy

By The IJ Staff | November 12 2019 04:29PM
More than a quarter of infections are resistant to the medicines that are generally first prescribed to treat an infection, says an expert panel convened by the Council of Canadian Academies (CCA). This could lead to hundreds of thousands of lost lives and major economic impacts.

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