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Antibiotic Resistance
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Topic: Antibiotic Resistance
Thesis Statement
Antibiotic resistance can be strongly influenced by the presence of viruses or negatively
impacting conditions and can even be the result of a virus’ impact on the body, as demonstrated
in the newest phenomenon of COVID-19.
Article #1: Will coronavirus disease (COVID-19) gave an impact on antimicrobial
resistance? By Dominque L. Monnet & Stephen Harbath.
Topic:
(Monique et al, 2020), pens an article discussing the impacts of the current coronavirus
impacting populations in Europe and the United States, and how multiple studies have shown
that not only do people have to deal with the virus itself, but with a host of different bacteria that
are multi-drug resistant. This article was written by two members of different European Infection
Disease Prevention and Control centers in order to inform and make aware of the situation
regarding COVID-19 that not only centers around the virus itself, but the unknown side effects
that come along with it, meant for both the public and health professionals alike in its easy
accessibility. The information is incredibly relevant to the subject of the case study because not
only does it discuss in detail how antibiotic resistance may occur in general, but also because it is
in tandem with the pandemic that is currently going on in the year 2021. The authors collected a
table of evidence discussing factors that may influence levels of antimicrobial resistance during
the pandemic, using resources from the World Health Organization as well as the European
Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC). The information in this article is credible.
The authors are both professionals in their fields in two different well known and respected
, scientific fields, and the article itself is peer reviewed and has been cited by other articles in the
US National Library of Medicine (PMC). There are no viewable biases.
Reference
Monnet, D. L., & Harbarth, S. (2020). Will coronavirus disease (COVID-19) have an impact on
antimicrobial resistance?. Euro surveillance : bulletin Europeen sur les maladies
transmissibles = European communicable disease bulletin, 25(45), 2001886.
Article #2: Antibiotic Resistance by Marianne Frieri, Krishan Kumar and Anthony Boutin.
Topic:
The article is written by Marianne Frieri, Krishan Kumar, Anthony Boutin. The article
describes the difficulty dealing with bacterial pathogens that are antimicrobial resistant and how
it poses challenges that are dealt with high mortality rates and high morbidity. The article goes
over how bacteria are becoming more difficult to treat and are essentially untreatable with
conventional antibiotics. It also explains the lack of treatments available and successful
preventative measures, there are also few newer antibiotics available. The very few new
antibiotics require the development of novel treatment options. The audience intended for this
article is the public and health officials. This article and its information is from a credible source
and relevant to the subject of the case study. As the authors of this article are professionals in
their field and have been peer reviewed there are no biases in this article from the authors. The
information given is relevant and goes into detail on what needs to be done to the growing issue.
The article was published in the Journal of Infection and Public Health in 2017.
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