… -resistant bacteria have increased at an alarming rate over recent decades and cause serious
problems [6]. The emergence of resistant infections … to combat bacterial resistance [6]. In …

… , the number of infections by multidrug-resistant bacteria was 400,000, … The expenditure
associated with these infections in terms of … In the United States, antibiotic-resistant infections are …

… of antibiotic resistance there were 100 cases of infection caused by … antibiotic resistance
would result in 90 infections caused by susceptible strains, and 30 infections caused by resistant …

… an antibiotic-resistant infection range from $18,588 to $29,069. The total economic burden
placed on the US economy by antibiotic-resistant infections … Antibiotic-resistant infections also …

… profiles is increasing because of the lack of newer safer drugs to treat resistant infections …
of resistant strains and antibiotic resistance genes through effective infection control in …

… compare drugs in patients with antibiotic-resistant infections. … Given the ease with which
antibiotic resistance spreads, we all share … among pathogens before antibiotics are prescribed. …

… of microbial resistance is a predominant reason why infectious … antibiotics is the cause of
antibiotic resistance in microbes and that, if we could only convince physicians to use antibiotics …

… comes home from a hospital and is still vulnerable to infection—we will encounter mainly
resistant bacteria. It is not inconceivable that with our excessive use of antibacterials and …

… aeruginosa, resistant be? cause their cell walls no longer admit antibiotics, are a frequent
cause of nosocomial infections, those … monly causes respiratory and urinary tract infections. …

… in extremely drug-resistant or totally drug-resistant phenotypes. This so-called ‘antibiotic
resistance crisis’ has been compounded by the lagging in antibiotic discovery and development …