Infectious Disease

[Personal View] The diagnostic void: how typhoid-by-default drives antimicrobial resistance in Ethiopia | ClinicLens

The empirical diagnosis of typhoid-by-default represents a severe failure in Ethiopia’s management of febrile illnesses. This practice of diagnosing undifferentiated fever as typhoid without confirmation drives antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through a unique diagnostic ecosystem

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