The threat of antimicrobial resistance poses an increasing threat to global public health. Recently, a public health official from Nevada, USA, announced a case of a 70-year-old woman who died of an incurable bacterial infection in September last year. The test results showed that a large number of so-called "super bacteria" were densely packed in her body system and had no effect after treatment with 26 different antibiotics. Although this is not the first time someone has been infected with pan-resistant stubborn bacteria in the United States. However, the severity of the above cases is very alarming. Doctors United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Healthcare Quality Promotion Center of comments Dr. Alexander Kallen said: "After laboratory testing, all antibiotics it can be administered within the United States are resistant to all anti-bacterial solutions to no avail. †Dr. Alexander Kallen, CDC Healthcare Quality Promotion Center, USA (Source: CDC official website) Dr. James Johnson, a professor of infectious disease medicine at the University of Minnesota and an expert at the Minnesota Veterans Medical Center, said: "I think this is a sign that more patients will suffer from bacterial infections in the future." Many scientists generally believe that this situation is once again a wake-up call, and researchers and governments need to increase their efforts to take antibiotic resistance seriously. Relevant views and data were published in the official academic journal of the CDC, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. The authors of the report highlighted the need for hospitals to ask immigrant patients about the foreign travel and whether they have recently been hospitalized elsewhere. Endotracheal Tube,tube endotracheal,endotracheal tube holder,oral endotracheal tube,endotracheal tube price Anesthesia Medical Co., Ltd. , https://www.medicaldiverse.com
