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- Quick fix for care, productivity, hygiene and inequality . . . - PubMed
This article draws on ethnographic research from East Africa to answer the question of what roles antibiotics play beyond their immediate curative effects We carried out interviews, participant observation and documentary analysis over a decade in northeast Tanzania and eastern and central Uganda
- Mitigating inequitable access to appropriate antibiotics in low- and . . .
This review discusses factors responsible for inequitable access to appropriate antibiotics in LMICs, and makes recommendations to mitigate the problem
- Health system inequalities in East Africa drive antimicrobial resistance
We wanted to demonstrate the impact of antimicrobial resistance challenges on the lives of healthcare providers and patients as well as farmers caring for their livestock in East Africa
- Pollution by antimicrobials and antibiotic resistance genes in East . . .
Beta-lactam antibiotics are widely utilized in East Africa for their effectiveness against a broad range of bacterial infections However, growing resistance to these antimicrobial agents, especially to amoxicillin and ceftriaxone, has been observed in both clinical settings and the environment
- Quick fix for care, productivity, hygiene and inequality: Re-framing . . .
This is not about individual behaviours, but about how antibiotics are a quick fix solution that obscures the larger structural factors that are needed for good health, like inequality, care, hygiene and increasing demands for productivity
- The Intersection of Equality and Antibiotic Resistance: A Global Health . . .
we’ll explore the critical intersection of equality and antibiotic resistance, and why addressing this issue is essential for a fair and just global health system
- Quick fix for care, productivity, hygiene and inequality: reframing the . . .
This article draws on ethnographic research from East Africa to answer the question of what roles antibiotics play beyond their immediate curative effects We carried out interviews, participant observation and documentary analysis over a decade in northeast Tanzania and eastern and central Uganda
- Mortality burden of bacterial antimicrobial resistance in East Africa . . .
Introduction Bacterial antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major and growing public health threat in East African Community (EAC) countries, where fragile health systems, inadequate diagnostics, and inappropriate antibiotic use drive high levels of resistant infections Despite this, robust subregional mortality estimates remain limited Methods We conducted a secondary pooled analysis of
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