The Lancet Regional Health - Southeast Asia,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31, P. 100498 - 100498
Published: Oct. 16, 2024
Childhood
vaccinations
can
reduce
disease
burden
and
associated
antibiotic
use,
in
turn
reducing
the
risk
of
antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR).
We
retrospectively
estimated
population-level
reductions
use
India
following
introduction
vaccines
against
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
121(49)
Published: Nov. 18, 2024
Antibiotic
resistance
is
a
global
public
health
threat.
Many
factors
contribute
to
this
issue,
with
human
antibiotic
consumption
being
significant
among
them.
Analyzing
trends
and
patterns
in
can
aid
developing
policies
mitigate
the
burden
of
antimicrobial
disparities
access
antibiotics.
Using
pharmaceutical
sales
data
licensed
from
IQVIA,
we
estimate
national-level
67
countries
during
2016–2023
analyze
effects
economic
growth
COVID-19
pandemic.
Finally,
project
through
2030
assuming
current
trends.
We
find
that
estimated
reported
increased
16.3%
29.5
34.3
billion
defined
daily
doses
(DDDs)
2016
2023,
reflecting
10.6%
increase
rate
13.7
15.2
DDDs
per
1,000
inhabitants
day.
Increases
were
most
pronounced
upper-middle-
lower-middle-income
countries.
While
pandemic
significantly
reduced
globally,
was
high-income
countries,
these
reductions
use
2020
sharper,
lasted
longer,
than
other
By
2030,
that,
without
rapidly
nations,
such
as
investments
improve
infrastructure,
particularly
water
sanitation,
along
improved
vaccination,
will
by
52.3%
an
49.3
2023
75.1
DDDs.
Vaccine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
42(19), P. S125 - S141
Published: March 19, 2024
Klebsiella
pneumoniae
causes
community-
and
healthcare-associated
infections
in
children
adults.
Globally
2019,
an
estimated
1.27
million
(95%
Uncertainty
Interval
[UI]:
0.91-1.71)
4.95
UI:
3.62-6.57)
deaths
were
attributed
to
associated
with
bacterial
antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR),
respectively.
K.
was
the
second
leading
pathogen
AMR
resistant
bacteria.
Furthermore,
rise
of
both
hospital-acquired
is
a
concern
for
neonates
infants
who
are
at
high
risk
invasive
disease.
There
limited
antibiotic
pipeline
new
antibiotics
treat
multidrug
infections,
vaccines
targeted
against
considered
be
priority
by
World
Health
Organization.
Vaccination
pregnant
women
could
reduce
K.pneumoniae
disease
their
young
offspring.
In
addition,
vulnerable
children,
adolescents
adult
populations
underlying
diseases
such
as
immunosuppression
from
hematologic
malignancy,
chemotherapy,
patients
undergoing
abdominal
and/or
urinary
surgical
procedures,
or
prolonged
intensive
care
management
also
potential
target
groups
vaccine.
A
'Vaccine
Value
Profile'
(VVP)
K.pneumoniae,
which
contemplates
vaccination
protect
babies
birth
through
least
three
months
age
other
high-risk
populations,
provides
high-level,
holistic
assessment
available
information
inform
public
health,
economic
societal
value
preventatives
therapeutics.
This
VVP
developed
working
group
subject
matter
experts
academia,
non-profit
organizations,
public-private
partnerships,
multi-lateral
collaboration
stakeholders
WHO.
All
contributors
have
extensive
expertise
on
various
elements
collectively
aimed
identify
current
research
knowledge
gaps.
The
using
only
existing
publicly
information.
Expert Review of Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
22(1), P. 1055 - 1078
Published: Oct. 30, 2023
Introduction
Antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
is
responsible
for
the
death
of
millions
worldwide
and
stands
as
a
major
threat
to
our
healthcare
systems,
which
are
heavily
reliant
on
antibiotics
fight
bacterial
infections.
The
development
vaccines
against
main
pathogens
involved
urgently
required
prevention
remains
essential
rise
AMR.
Vaccine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
42(19), P. S1 - S8
Published: June 13, 2024
In
2019,
an
estimated
4.95
million
deaths
were
linked
to
antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR).
Vaccines
can
prevent
many
of
these
by
averting
both
drug-sensitive
and
resistant
infections,
reducing
antibiotic
usage,
lowering
the
likelihood
developing
genes.
However,
their
role
in
mitigating
AMR
is
currently
underutilized.
This
article
builds
upon
previous
research
that
utilizes
Vaccine
Value
Profiles—tools
assess
health,
socioeconomic,
societal
impact
pathogens—to
inform
vaccine
development.
We
analyze
effects
16
pathogens,
covered
Profiles,
on
AMR,
explore
how
vaccines
could
reduce
AMR.
The
also
provides
insights
into
development
usage.
are
crucial
lessening
infectious
diseases
curbing
To
fully
realize
potential,
must
be
more
prominently
featured
overall
strategy
combat
requires
ongoing
investment
new
implementation
additional
prevention
control
measures
address
this
global
threat
effectively.