EU - Antimicrobial resistance is a growing problem in the EU, according to the European Commission. Because of this, it has launched an action plan detailing 12 concrete actions to be implemented in close cooperation with the Member States.
European Commissioner for Health and Consumer Policy, John Dalli said: "We need to take swift and determined action if we do not want to lose antimicrobial medicines as essential treatment against bacterial infections in both humans and animals.
"The 12 concrete actions for the next five years could help limit the spread of anti-microbial resistance and help develop new anti-microbial treatment. Their success requires joined efforts from the EU, the Member States, healthcare professionals, industry, farmers and many others."
The Action Plan specifically states that more action should be taken to ensure that antimicrobials are used appropriately in animals. World should strengthen law on veterinary medicines and medicated feeds......wanzulswiftlet
"The 12 concrete actions for the next five years could help limit the spread of anti-microbial resistance and help develop new anti-microbial treatment. Their success requires joined efforts from the EU, the Member States, healthcare professionals, industry, farmers and many others."
The Action Plan specifically states that more action should be taken to ensure that antimicrobials are used appropriately in animals. World should strengthen law on veterinary medicines and medicated feeds......wanzulswiftlet
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