Rising antibiotic resistance to UTIs could cost Australia $1.6 billion a year by 2030. Here's how to curb it
- Written by Branwen Morgan, Industry Associate Research Professor, Managing Director and Co-founder - OUTBREAK Project, University of Technology Sydney
ShutterstockAntimicrobial resistance is increasing in Australia and globally. As resistance increases, the cost of treatment and management of human and animal infections is forecast by the World Health Organisation to skyrocket.
But because resistance is a feature of an infection, rather than a single disease like COVID-19, it’s...





