Antibiotics Crisis Needs Focused Global Approach “Similar To AIDS” – Conference Told
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
A solution to global antibiotics resistance will need co-ordination, focused drug innovation and the selective use of new medicines, in a manner not unlike that which turned HIV from a terminal illness into a chronic condition, participants at the Pharma Summit 2015 are told.
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