Germs are causing a death every three seconds"

It was said in highly influential report so that if urgent measures were not 2050 'super bug' bacteria will be killed one person every three seconds.
Super bug bacteria that do not affect multiple types of antibiotics that are called.
'Dark Ages to modern medicine in this global assessment, I rise has outlined a plan to save the cost of returning the billions of dollars.
The biggest change and the use of antibiotics in medicine has been asked to launch massive awareness campaign.
* The world is on the brink of post-antibiotics era
* Resistance to antibiotics is a bomb ticking
Report a mixed response to and in some circles it is insufficient.
The world is fighting germs to antibiotics resistance to drugs lose quickly, and this risk has been termed as' terrorism as a threat.
The scientists are not making new antibiotics on the one hand that the other side is being wasted by using them improperly existing drugs.
From mid-2014 to more than a million people have been victims of germs to develop resistance against antibiotics.
Doctors do not know is that in spite of the use of the antibiotics as bacteria kulstyn last resort. This is a danger that the "post-antibiotics is increasing by far.
The current analysis is that the situation will continue worsening and 2050 annual million people are victims of immune bacteria.

Moreover, the estimated damage to the economy caused by resistance to drugs would be a thousand trillion dollars.
The report suggests:

1.     Instant global awareness campaign in which people will be made aware of the risk.

2.     For the initial research to the two billion dollar fund.

3.     Water supply, sewage, and ensure the availability of clean hospitals.

4.     Used in agriculture that will immediately put on antibiotics.

5.     Monitoring the spread of drug resistance should be improved.

6.     Companies receive a billion dollars on the discovery of new antibiotics.

7.     The new test will be to devise a financial reward to help prevent abuse of antibiotics.

8.     Vaccine and to increase the use of alternative medicine.

9.     The Lord Jim O'Neill, head of global analysis, told the BBC: "We need to educate people to help in different ways around the world and show that antibiotics should not like candy.