Abstract
Background
Antibiotic resistance is an organized scale of global health crisis that have threatens the basis of modern medicine. This widespread misapply of antibiotics in humans and veterinarian settings, it is coupled with poor management controls and it is insufficient in public health awareness, has shown to the emergence and rapid spreading of resistant bacterial marks. Developmental regions are basically impacted due to the limited diagnostic capacity, which undergo deregulated antibiotic sales, and sub-optimal infection with control measures. Without timely intercede, many routine wise medical treatments show risks and become less effective, escalates both foreboding and mortality.
Aim
To holist the worldwide patterns of any antibiotic resistance which identify the key contribution factors, and evaluate out the novel therapeutic strategies which help to initiate the growing threat.
Introduction
Antimicrobial resistance or AMR face challenges in relation with the successful treatment of infectious diseases and also threats out the progress in health and medicine field. The lack of new antibiotics which enters the market which create worse problem, promotes an urgent need for an alternative treatment master plans.
Method
A systematic study was conducted by using data collected from PubMed, Scopus, and WHO worldwide Health Observations from 2014 to 2020. These articles were selected on the basis of relevance to the worldwide resistance trends, the mechanisms of resistance, and some the
apeutic innovations.
Results
South Asian, Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America exhibits the highest level of resistance, which is driven by healthcare consequence which inconsistency and agricultural misuse. Emerging out the therapies which include bacteriophage treatments, antimicrobial peptides, CRISPR-based intercede, and resistance-inhibits assist.
Conclusion
Antibiotic resistance also demands urgent worldwide collaborations. While many novel therapies which shows the promise, their success values with implementation along the side of strong administration programs, publican health policies, and also sustained the investment in research and observation.
Keywords:  Resistance, investment, therapeutic, research