Should Britain treat antibiotic resistance as a national emergency on par with climate change?
The UK's Chief Medical Officers have repeatedly warned that antimicrobial resistance could kill more people globally than cancer by 2050, yet public awareness and government urgency remain stubbornly low. With drug-resistant infections already killing thousands in Britain annually, the question is whether we are treating this slow-motion crisis with anywhere near the seriousness it deserves.
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