L.J. Devon ~ WHO Report Labels Antibiotic Resistance ‘Global Threat,’ Calls For Urgent Action

NaturalNews  May 7 2014

A new report issued by the World Health Organization denounces the current overuse of antibiotics and is saying that antibiotics now pose a “major global threat” to public health.

Calling for urgent action, WHO says that antibiotic resistance is occurring “in every region of the world.” Describing the current medical landscape as a “post-antibiotic era,” WHO is revealing that simple infections, once treatable, are now capable of taking lives en masse. After analyzing data from 114 countries, WHO has deemed that “devastating implications are imminent, unless “significant” and prompt action is taken. In utter hypocrisy, WHO is calling for the development of new antibiotics and new vaccines to overcome the resistant strains of bacteria.

“What we urgently need is a solid global plan of action which provides for the rational use of antibiotics,” the WHO report stated.

Current antibiotics unable to treat pneumonia, blood infections

The golden age of medical antibiotics is eroding. Overuse of antibiotics is now causing diseases such as pneumonia, blood infections and even diarrhea to return, stronger and more pervasive than ever, outsmarting key, crutch antibiotics relied on in the last generation. Continue reading

Tony Cartalucci ~ The Troubling Truth Behind The Ebola Outbreak

EbolaIn the Guardian’s article, “Panic as deadly Ebola virus spreads across West Africa,” it reports:

Since the outbreak of the deadly strain of Zaire Ebola in Guinea in February, around 90 people have died as the disease has travelled to neighbouring Sierra Leone, Liberia and Mali. The outbreak has sent shock waves through communities who know little of the disease or how it is transmitted. The cases in Mali have added to fears that it is spreading through West Africa.

The Guardian also reported that Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known in English as Doctors Without Borders, had established treatment centers in Guinea, one of which came under attack as locals accused the foreign aid group of bringing the disease into the country. Also under fire is the government of Guinea itself, which has proved incapable of handling the crisis.

This latest outbreak, which has yet to be contained and is being considered by Doctors Without Borders as an “unprecedented epidemic,” illustrates several troubling truths about global health care, emergency response to outbreaks, and the perception many have of a West subjecting the developing world to a “medical tyranny.”

Failure to Prepare

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