The launch of NAP-AMR 2.0 marks a defining moment in India’s public health journey—a rare convergence of scientific insight, policy direction, and national urgency. Grounded in the principle of “One Health,” it recognizes a fundamental truth: antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is not confined to hospitals or clinical settings; it is equally rooted in agriculture, animal health,… Continue reading

Microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses have repeatedly demonstrated an extraordinary ability to adapt and survive—often outpacing human innovation. History reminds us that almost every time a new antibiotic is introduced, bacteria eventually develop mechanisms to resist it. With a limited pipeline of new antibiotics and growing resistance, the challenge of treating infections is becoming… Continue reading