Scary Plotter, also infamous as AMR (antimicrobial resistance), makes its sinister appearance known to the human race by introducing itself. Death and disease follow in its wake, as our friendly neighbourhood antibiotics lose their power to heal.
Scary Plotter, the code name for AMR (antimicrobial resistance), returns to ravage the human race with its Army of Ailments, which has now become invincible – thanks to the decimation of our friendly neighbourhood antibiotics.
Scary Plotter, better known as AMR (antimicrobial resistance), is at it again. Watch it lay waste to the world of the Antibiotix. Making our friendly neighbourhood medicines impotent and useless, through its demons of Overuse and Misuse
Scary Plotter, better known as AMR (antimicrobial resistance), holds the entire human race prisoner in its almost impregnable fortress of AMR’stan. Will humanity ever manage to break free? JOIN OUR FIGHT AGAINST AMRFor details, visit: www.cseindia.org/page/antimicrobial-reststance-programme
An Introduction to Bacteria, Antibiotics and ‘Anti-Microbial Resistance.’ Contest included!
How a little one's illness exposed the battle between superbugs and antibiotics, and what all we can do to win.
Stealthy, silent, and deadly as an assassin. Striking at will across the world. Antimicrobial Resistance, or AMR, is stalking humanity, leaving millions dead and dying in its wake. A well-recognised global public health threat today, AMR happens because of misuse and overuse of life-saving antibiotics, which makes disease-causing microbes resistant to existing medicines. In such a scenario, prevention is the only way out.
An interview with Deepak Bhati and Gauri Arora, Programme Officers in the Sustainable Food Systems team of the Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi, simplifying the complicatedness of antimicrobial resistance for our young readers. ******************************************** Hi Deepak and Gauri! We’ve been hearing about this complex and scary thing, ‘Antimicrobial Resistance’ (AMR). Can you please unpack it for our kids?...
Microorganisms are extremely important for our survival. They help in decomposing organic waste material, and in nutrient absoprtion by plants and animals.
