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Antimicrobial Resistance: Drivers, Surveillance and Policy Response

701 words 3 min read 3 views Added 21 Aug 2026

Antimicrobial resistance is a collective-action problem wearing the costume of a clinical one. This paper reviews the selection pressures driving resistance across human and agricultural use, evaluates the surveillance infrastructure that exists to detect it, and argues that stewardship programmes fail predictably wherever prescribing incentives are not addressed alongside them.

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What's inside

1 Abstract
2 Selection Pressure and Resistance Emergence
3 Agricultural Versus Clinical Use
4 Global Surveillance Infrastructure
5 Stewardship Programmes and Their Failure Modes
6 Incentives for Novel Antibiotic Development
7 Conclusion
8 References

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