Antimicrobial resistance is a global issue, and its progressive growth is accompanied by dramatic developments in medicine and pharmacology. The expanding gaps in "drug protection" leave no hope for any rational solution to the problem, while the temporary effectiveness of measures taken by social and medical state institutions does not allow for the development of a unified strategy to combat antibiotic resistance.

The article "Antimicrobial Resistance: Low-Quality Antibiotics and Their Overuse as Key Drivers of the Problem" discusses the main causes that have led to the formation and global spread of resistance in infectious disease pathogens, posing a serious threat to the well-being and health of humanity.