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Misuse of antibiotics causes thousands of deaths annually
Thousands of deaths occur each year because of the implications of different drugs, and more than 40 per cent of these deaths are caused by the misuse of antibiotics.
And there are voices warning that each year at the gates of winter, with the spread of infectious diseases among children, from the misuse of antibiotics arbitrarily large.
In the United States, estimated and antibiotic prescriptions unnecessary ten million prescriptions a year.
In China, causing the misuse of antibiotics hitting one million children are deaf.
U.S. researchers studied a sample of 65 A visit to the outpatient clinics in children's hospitals, and found that doctors prescribe antibiotics for the case of every five cases, and that the majority of the cases described her antibiotics are for children with sinusitis and pneumonia.
However, more than a quarter of prescriptions given to children with problems that do not require antibiotics, such as bronchitis, flu, asthma and allergies.
Experts warn that antibiotics are not the children need it enhances the risk of infections resistant to antibiotics when the children themselves and society as a whole, what makes the child more likely to end entrenched bacteria to antibiotics.
Thousands of deaths occur each year because of the implications of different drugs, and more than 40 per cent of these deaths are caused by the misuse of antibiotics.
And there are voices warning that each year at the gates of winter, with the spread of infectious diseases among children, from the misuse of antibiotics arbitrarily large.
In the United States, estimated and antibiotic prescriptions unnecessary ten million prescriptions a year.
In China, causing the misuse of antibiotics hitting one million children are deaf.
U.S. researchers studied a sample of 65 A visit to the outpatient clinics in children's hospitals, and found that doctors prescribe antibiotics for the case of every five cases, and that the majority of the cases described her antibiotics are for children with sinusitis and pneumonia.
However, more than a quarter of prescriptions given to children with problems that do not require antibiotics, such as bronchitis, flu, asthma and allergies.
Experts warn that antibiotics are not the children need it enhances the risk of infections resistant to antibiotics when the children themselves and society as a whole, what makes the child more likely to end entrenched bacteria to antibiotics.
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