antimicrobial resistance
Factory farming risks pushing us into a post-antibiotic world, but consumers are demanding change.
Global threats are rising. Rising inequity, rising discontent against political leaders, extremism, terrorism. As we grow more globalized, more inter-connected, so do we grow more vulnerable to each other's difficulties.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The industry often doesn't invest in medications and vaccines for people who can’t afford to pay high prices.
The gains in health and longer lives of the 20th century are at stake.
In addition to alleviating the burden of copayments for the poorest patients, what might make a difference in the fight against antimicrobial resistance in low-income countries is the same as what might make a difference in the fight against Zika or Ebola.