The theme of this year's World Health Day is "resistance to drug resistance." It is reported that this is the first World Health Day with the theme of medicine. With the increase in the use of antibiotics by humans, bacterial resistance has become a serious public health problem in the world. Experts unanimously called for "no action today and no medicines will be available tomorrow."

Antimicrobial drugs are used in the fields of medical care, agriculture, aquaculture, and animal husbandry in the world, resulting in an increase in bacterial resistance. In recent years, some countries and regions have even reported on multi-drug-resistant bacteria that are resistant to almost all antibiotics, such as the problem of super-resistant bacteria. This phenomenon occurred in India and other countries at that time. Humans also face the risk of infectious diseases again and have paid extensive attention to them.

Experts pointed out that the spread of drug-resistant bacteria and their global spread will make it difficult for many drugs currently used for the treatment of infectious diseases to maintain their efficacy. Without urgent corrective and preventive actions, the world will face no antibiotics available. The World Health Organization has formulated and promoted six policies to combat bacterial resistance in all member countries, raised public awareness and concern on bacterial resistance, advocated the public to use antimicrobial agents rationally, and actively responded to the threat posed by bacterial resistance to human health. . He appealed to all sectors to act immediately to jointly resist bacterial resistance.

The Ministry of Health Proper Use of Drugs Expert Committee issued an initiative to advocate professionals such as doctors, pharmacists, nurses, drug manufacturers, and distributors, as well as the general public, to act immediately, change the concept of wrong medications, correct wrong medication behaviors, and abandon the wrong medications. Customs, effectively reducing the irrational use of antibiotics and making rational use of antibacterial drugs have become a widespread consensus of the whole society and consciously resist the abuse of antimicrobial drugs.