Emerging Antibiotic Resistance: Epidemiology and New Mechanisms
A special issue of Vaccines (ISSN 2076-393X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2023) | Viewed by 351
Special Issue Editors
Interests: infectious diseases; antimicrobial resistance; medical microbiology
Interests: vaccines; viral infections; HIV and hepaititis
Interests: vaccines; oncogenic viruses; haematologic malignancies
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The emergence of pathogenic bacteria, which cannot be effectively treated with current drugs, has been prioritized by the WHO as one of humanity's top ten global public health threats. Fighting this threat is a priority that requires a global approach across multiple sectors beyond healthcare, including the food supply chain and the environment. Antibiotic-resistant infections are linked to significant morbidity and mortality, and in 2019, they were estimated to contribute to 4.95 million deaths worldwide. Moreover, according to some projections, infections due to antimicrobial-resistant pathogens will be responsible for more deaths than cancer or diabetes in a matter of decades. As COVID-19 rages on, the pandemic of antimicrobial resistance continues in the shadows. Understanding antimicrobial resistance is crucial in developing new antimicrobial drugs to tackle drug-resistant bacteria.
Thus, this Special Issue aims to encourage submissions on the novel mechanisms and evolution of antimicrobial resistance, the epidemiology and surveillance of resistance in the clinical setting, clinical applications of current and novel antimicrobials, and strategies to prevent the emergence and dissemination of resistance, especially from regions of the world where epidemiological data are scarce.
We look forward to receiving your manuscripts.
Dr. Murat Akova
Dr. Meliha Çaǧla Sönmezer
Dr. Taha Koray Sahin
Dr. Enes Erul
Guest Editors
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