Resistenza passiva – Report 29/05/2016
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http://www.report.rai.it - Di Sabrina Giannini. Da Obama a Lorenzin, la politica mondiale non fa che evocare lo spettro dell'apocalisse antibiotica e il sopravvento di alcuni batteri che annienteranno la popolazione. Ma la politica, al di là degli annunci, cosa sta facendo, realmente, per sradicare il problema alla radice? Poco o niente. Per esempio non si mette in discussione una delle cause principali: gli allevamenti intensivi dentro cui finisce il 70% degli antibiotici prodotti nel mondo.
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Biosecurity protected area.
There you see a mousetrap. Oops! It's here
at the mouse. Here it is, here it is, here it is on the
animal.
Look like two three. Well, all in all, for
a biosecurity facility, it
's not bad. They are the only animals
free to move around here. However, all the
animals have a
serious abrasion.
I take a risk by doing so.
No, she's not taking any risks by doing so. If he
puts his finger in there, he's in danger.
Ah, if he puts his finger in. So I won't put it in
.
Batteries don't fly, eh.
Ah, they don't fly. They do
n't fly.
Antibiotic resistance is a
serious problem that must be addressed.
More serious than Zizza, for example, which
is on the front pages,
more serious than the Zeca virus.
In fact, the mosquito-borne virus
has not entered our country, while
every day 15 Italians die from an
infection that is sometimes preventable. It's too
easy to blame those six
bacteria that have become nearly invincible
to antibiotics, given that
other countries are limiting the damage. The
scale of the problem is
only reported in foreign newspapers in an alarmist manner,
but not in an alarmist manner here.
You predict 10 million deaths in 2050,
right?
Italy in red like Portugal and
Greece. and like other
Eastern countries. However, we are in company
with the Eastern countries.
Is this a health emergency, in your opinion
?
Resistance is absolutely yes. In Italy's typically
patchy economy, there
are also champions, like the team
at Rimini Hospital, recognized
by the World
Health Organization for their management of
infection risk, starting with strict
monitoring of staff trained to
reduce the transmission of bacteria.
These are the colonies of microorganisms
that grow on our hands.
How many times during a
work shift should you wash your hands? in
intensive care it can reach
60-70 times.
Open wide.
Stick out your tongue. Well. A big one. Stick out
your tongue. Very, very good. How
good you were. Oh, look carefully. View? A
red line is negative. Negative means that
there is no negative bacteria, the strict
coconut and therefore no antibiotics need to be given
.
So it means that it is
due to a viral condition, he has a
viral illness that lasts a few days,
the fever goes away on its own.
Improper prescription of antibiotics is
the main reason for the spread
of resistant bacteria.
Tons of antibiotics are needed to
support the intensive farming system
. Bacteria that have acquired
the ability to resist are thus more
difficult to defeat when they
infect us. Some of these microbes,
in fact, are able to transfer
from animals to humans even just
through contact. It is above all
the bacteria contained in the intestines
of animals that worry
scientists. But what checks are
carried out by health authorities on the
products on sale?
For example,
could I have gotten infected by getting so close to this little pig
? He touched his nose, so
probably
yes.
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