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Antimicrobial Resistance: Are We at the Dawn of the Post-Antibiotic Era?

In 2014 the World Health Organization (WHO) addressed the concern that antimicrobial resistance (AMR) had increased to the degree that we may no longer have effective antimicrobial treatments and are at the dawn of a post-antibiotic era. This re-affirmed the need for the urgent implementation of approaches to address AMR advocated by national organisations. The final Review on Antimicrobial Resistance details initiatives, solutions and financial strategies to avoid the potentially devastating consequences of AMR. AMR has major societal and financial consequences and successful implementation will require support and leadership from the WHO, the United Nations, the G20 group of leading industrial nations, and others. Antimicrobial use is the main driver of AMR and is a shared societal responsibility. If we are to use these precious resources wisely, antibiotic stewardship principles need to be applied to human and animal use.