List of 12 most dangerous viruses published by WHO.
Gram-negative bacteria are classified as "critical" priority, the group that tops the list of 12 dangerous viruses. They are resistant to many antibiotics in treatment and are known as a horrific obsession in hospitals.
Leading this group are acinetobacter baumannii and pseudomonas aeruginosa, two viruses that are resistant to one of the most powerful antibiotics of humans, Carbapenem.
Acinetobacter baumannii virus tops the list.
Ranked third in this group, Enterobacteriaceae, a family of viruses including species such as E. coli and klebsiella.
Currently, we are forced to use our most potent antibiotic, Colistin, but bacterial resistance to it is becoming increasingly common.
We only have a few remaining antibiotics that are effective for dealing with the bacteria in groups 2 and 3 on the list. The antibiotic resistance of these bacteria is very high.
The "high priority" group of Salmonella, gonorrhea, Campylobacter causes food poisoning and Helicobacter pylori causing gastritis. Drugs for this group of bacteria need to be developed quickly.
While waiting for new drugs, we need to develop faster and more accurate forms of diagnosis to destroy them the first time, avoiding using antibiotics for the next time.
Need to quickly find new antibiotics.
Currently, antibiotic resistance has spread globally. The viruses are causing more than 700,000 deaths a year and if we don't act this number could increase to 10 million by the middle of the century.