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Health Tip: Prevent Antibiotic Resistance
By LadyLively on November 9, 2016
Antibiotic resistance applies when bacteria are no longer eliminated by a medicine that’s supposed to kill them. Experts blame the problem on improper use of antibiotic medications.
Here’s what you can do to help, according to the World Health Organization:
- Only take antibiotics when prescribed by a health professional.
- Always finish the entire supply of antibiotics. Stopping too soon may allow the bacteria to continue living.
- Never save antibiotics for later use or use leftover antibiotics, and never share antibiotics with someone else.
- To help reduce the risk of infection in the first place, wash your hands often, get vaccinations and limit your contact with sick people.
Source: HealthDay
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