Limiting Antimicrobial Resistance: What Health Professionals Can Do

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How can health professionals help curb the rise of antimicrobial resistance? Strengthening responsible antibiotic practices remains essential to protecting patients and supporting public health. For Antimicrobial Awareness Week (November 18–24), this advisory outlines six key practice points designed to reduce infection spread and limit the growth of resistance.

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