Abstract
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a global issue causing increased illness, death, and medical costs. India, with its high population density and diverse healthcare landscape, is particularly vulnerable. AMR threatens advancements in medicine, increases the risk of certain procedures, and makes infections more difficult to treat. India's fragmented healthcare system and weak regulatory oversight hinder effective monitoring and response. The consequences of AMR in India include treatment failures, prolonged hospital stays, and increased mortality rates. Strategies to combat AMR include strengthening surveillance, promoting rational antibiotic use, improving infection control, encouraging research and development, and participating in international collaboration.
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