Synonyms for antibiotic resistance
an·tibi·ot·ic re·sis·tance

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1. strains that are (defiant) resistant to all commercially available antibiotics

   Submitted by anonymous on July 5, 2020  

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1. Keiji Fukuda:

   The findings ... point to the urgent need to improve understanding around antibiotic resistance, one of the biggest health challenges of the 21st century will require global behaviour change by individuals and societies.

2. Jerome Adams:

   When we encounter a bad bacteria, antibiotics are a crucial tool to help us treat infection, and antibiotic resistance happens when the bacteria are no longer responding to the antibiotics that we’ve developed to kill them. And that means that the germs aren’t killed and they continue to grow. And this can have a devastating impact, particularly on certain people in our society.

3. Jerome Adams:

   We’ve seen this with COVID, cOVID anywhere becomes COVID everywhere, eventually. And antibiotic resistance anywhere can become antibiotic resistance everywhere, if we don’t all do our part.

4. Timothy Landers:

   From a farmer’s perspective, the use of antibiotics helps ensure that food is safe, nutritious and affordable, what we have lacked is a coordinated, integrated approach to antibiotic resistance including experts on human health, food production animal health and the environment.

5. David Graham:

   A clinically important [antibiotic resistance gene] originating from South Asia is clearly not local to the Arctic.