Antibiotics fail one in six

Scholar power: 27.5%

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Public Health 37%, Medicine 32%, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics 21%, Biology 10%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Organización Mundial de la Salud	20%	21	27.5%

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Scholar power

87.0%

4.1 h

51

27.5%

Ranking score

1.365

Formula for ranking score (post): scholar_power × max((total_reposts)^(1/3), 1) × (1 / max(hours_since_posted, 1)) × (raw_relevance)^3

Reposted by Paul Glasziou

27%

Scholar power: 27.5%

Story's scientific field profile

Public Health 37%, Medicine 32%, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics 21%, Biology 10%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Paul Glasziou	23%	143	27.5%

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Scholar power

70.0%

2.3 h

26

27.5%

Ranking score

0.913

Formula for ranking score (post): scholar_power × max((total_reposts)^(1/3), 1) × (1 / max(hours_since_posted, 1)) × (raw_relevance)^3

WHO

@who.int

🚨Drug-resistant bacteria are becoming more dangerous.

Life-saving antibiotics are losing effectiveness, increasing infection risks & limiting treatment options.

Some resistant infections can only be treated with antibiotics that are costly, difficult to access, & often unavailable 👉 bit.ly/438Ta1u

Infographic images of various antibiotic pills. The text reads:
“Common infections now often require stronger, more expensive antibiotics.
In 2023:
1 in 3 urinary tract infections
1 in 15 gastrointestinal infections
1 in 6 bloodstream infections
…were resistant to antibiotics.”

The design uses orange and black text on a light blue background with pill icons illustrating the statistics.

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Reposted by Timothy D. McBride

11%

Scholar power: 11.5%

Story's scientific field profile

Public Health 37%, Medicine 32%, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics 21%, Biology 10%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Timothy D. McBride	24%	23	11.5%

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Scholar power

100.0%

17.3 h

10

11.5%

Ranking score

0.407

Formula for ranking score (article): scholar_power × max(3 × (total_reposts)^(1/3), 1) × (1 / max(hours_since_published, 1))

New York Times

WHO warns of sharp increase in drug-resistant infections

The U.N. health agency found that one in six infections worldwide was resistant to the most commonly available antibiotics.

Reposts 10 17h

by Organización Mundial de la Salud

27%

Scholar power: 27.5%

Story's scientific field profile

Public Health 37%, Medicine 32%, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics 21%, Biology 10%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Organización Mundial de la Salud	20%	21	27.5%

Formula for scholar power: 3 × author's field match × √author's h-index

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Scholar power

76.0%

2.5 h

75

27.5%

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1.227

Formula for ranking score (post): scholar_power × max((total_reposts)^(1/3), 1) × (1 / max(hours_since_posted, 1)) × (raw_relevance)^3

by Margot C. Finn Reposted by Pauline Stafford

8%

Scholar power: 8%

Story's scientific field profile

Public Health 37%, Medicine 32%, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics 21%, Biology 10%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Margot C. Finn	-	17	-
🎓 Pauline Stafford	-	16	-
Total			0.0%

Margot Finn

@eicathomefinn.bsky.social

A great time to double-down on the new mantra of UK HE policymakers: universities and university researchers should do less research...

Hetan Shah @hetanshah.bsky.social · 3h

1 in 6 bacterial infections now resistant to treatment, says WHO - rising to 1 in 3 in SE Asia on.ft.com/46Zv7Dq

One in six bacterial infections now resistant to treatment, says WHO

Levels of antimicrobial resistance highest in south-east Asia and eastern Mediterranean

on.ft.com

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by Timothy D. McBride

34%

Scholar power: 34.5%

Story's scientific field profile

Public Health 37%, Medicine 32%, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics 21%, Biology 10%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Timothy D. McBride	24%	23	34.5%

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Scholar power

51.0%

11.0 h

0

34.5%

Ranking score

0.047

Formula for ranking score (post): scholar_power × max((total_reposts)^(1/3), 1) × (1 / max(hours_since_posted, 1)) × (raw_relevance)^3

Timothy McBride

@mcbridetd.bsky.social

W.H.O. Warns of Sharp Increase in Drug-Resistant Infections www.nytimes.com/2025/10/13/h...

W.H.O. Warns of Sharp Increase in Drug-Resistant Infections

www.nytimes.com

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Reposted by Margot C. Finn

2%

Scholar power: 2%

Story's scientific field profile

Public Health 37%, Medicine 32%, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics 21%, Biology 10%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Margot C. Finn	-	17	-

Hetan Shah

@hetanshah.bsky.social

1 in 6 bacterial infections now resistant to treatment, says WHO - rising to 1 in 3 in SE Asia on.ft.com/46Zv7Dq

One in six bacterial infections now resistant to treatment, says WHO

Levels of antimicrobial resistance highest in south-east Asia and eastern Mediterranean

on.ft.com

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Reposted by Rosemary A. Joyce

0%

Scholar power: 0.6%

Story's scientific field profile

Public Health 37%, Medicine 32%, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics 21%, Biology 10%

Name	Field match	H-index	Scholar power
🎓 Rosemary A. Joyce	1%	34	0.6%

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Scholar power

48.0%

5.8 h

0

0.6%

Ranking score

0.005

Formula for ranking score (post): scholar_power × max((total_reposts)^(1/3), 1) × (1 / max(hours_since_posted, 1)) × (raw_relevance)^3

The Guardian

@theguardian.com

‘As new infections outpace new drugs, are we sleepwalking into a global health disaster?’ | Dr Manica Balasegaram

Much of the political momentum around the antimicrobial resistance crisis has dissipated, but a new report shows the danger to our health has not

www.theguardian.com

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