Resistance to antibiotics, as a ticking bomb

The document also said last month it was published. "If there is no major illness., So we feared. That almost two million people are affected by the bacteria in the blood. Current drugs used for the treatment and with almost 80 thousand people could be killed.

It says the British government together with international partners is working to resolve this issue.

The Prime Minister David Cameron has warned that the threat of resistance to antibiotics is not stopped, then the world will go back to the dark age of medicine.

David Cameron said: "If we do not do anything about it now, we may be facing a situation which we can not imagine. We can go back to an era where resistance to antibiotics is so high that people die from treatable infections and can cause injuries. "



England's Chief Medical Officer Dame Sally Davies said the issue is a ticking time bomb are saying.

The use of antibiotics is increasing in the UK and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence recently told doctors that he asked his fellow doctors who prescribe antibiotics are excessive.
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According to a document if the blood infection spread an epidemic if the antibiotics do not affect nearly 80 thousand people could be killed.

National Risk Register of Civil aymrjynsyz say that two million people fall ill with the disease, and perhaps two of every five victims to die.

According to the document the number of deaths could be other types of infections.

He warned that the risk of infection is unsafe to modern medicine.

Cabinet Office document says that the number of infections of bacterial resistance against antibiotics because of the complexity may grow exponentially in the next 20 years.

Without effective antibiotics are small operations, which are extremely dangerous disease and eventually caught the length would be premature death.

It is the organ transplant, intestinal surgery and the treatment of some cancers will also be unsafe.