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How Can Public Health Policies Address AMR?

Public health policies can address AMR by:
Implementing national action plans that align with global strategies.
Regulating and monitoring the use of antimicrobials in both human medicine and agriculture.
Funding research and development initiatives focused on AMR.
Strengthening healthcare infrastructures to better manage and report AMR cases.

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