The Silent Threat: How Parental Actions Fuel Antibiotic Resistance
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| author | Sai Sravanthi Sunkara*, Juturu. Revathi Devi, Viharika Nemalikanti, Gogineni. Lohitha, Nadakuduru. Hemanjali, Chirala Vasanthi, Konda Siva Krishna |
| author_facet | Sai Sravanthi Sunkara*, Juturu. Revathi Devi, Viharika Nemalikanti, Gogineni. Lohitha, Nadakuduru. Hemanjali, Chirala Vasanthi, Konda Siva Krishna |
| contents | <p><span>Despite being one of the most urgent global health issues, antibiotic resistance is frequently exacerbated by habits and behaviours that the general population, especially parents, ignores or misunderstands. This study looks at how the growing issue of antibiotic resistance is influenced by parental behaviours including the excessive or inappropriate use of antibiotics. The study emphasizes the critical role parents play in either escalating or reducing the crisis by examining aspects including self-medication, pressure on medical professionals for antibiotics, and inadequate adherence to prescribed therapies. The effects of these measures on the larger public health scene are also covered, with a focus on the necessity of raising awareness, educating people, and changing family behaviour to stop the silent menace of antibiotic resistance. This study examines recent studies and case studies to support public health campaigns aimed at better antibiotic stewardship as well as increased communication between parents and medical providers.</span><span> </span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Silent Threat: How Parental Actions Fuel Antibiotic Resistance Sai Sravanthi Sunkara*, Juturu. Revathi Devi, Viharika Nemalikanti, Gogineni. Lohitha, Nadakuduru. Hemanjali, Chirala Vasanthi, Konda Siva Krishna Silent Threat, Parental Action Fuel, Antibiotic Resistance <p><span>Despite being one of the most urgent global health issues, antibiotic resistance is frequently exacerbated by habits and behaviours that the general population, especially parents, ignores or misunderstands. This study looks at how the growing issue of antibiotic resistance is influenced by parental behaviours including the excessive or inappropriate use of antibiotics. The study emphasizes the critical role parents play in either escalating or reducing the crisis by examining aspects including self-medication, pressure on medical professionals for antibiotics, and inadequate adherence to prescribed therapies. The effects of these measures on the larger public health scene are also covered, with a focus on the necessity of raising awareness, educating people, and changing family behaviour to stop the silent menace of antibiotic resistance. This study examines recent studies and case studies to support public health campaigns aimed at better antibiotic stewardship as well as increased communication between parents and medical providers.</span><span> </span></p> |
| title | The Silent Threat: How Parental Actions Fuel Antibiotic Resistance |
| topic | Silent Threat, Parental Action Fuel, Antibiotic Resistance |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15738918 |