抗菌薬耐性 ―国家的(および国際的)リスクの高まり
Antimicrobial resistance — a ‘rising tide’ of national (and international) risk
J. Cole*
*Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies, UK
Journal of Hospital Infection (2016) 92, 3-4
No Abstract.
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監訳者コメント:
グローバルな視点に立って耐性菌の課題を突きつけている提言である。テロも怖いが耐性菌も深刻な問題であると指摘している。生命予後ならびに経済的損失についても推計値をもとに解説している。
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