Gonorrhea Could Soon Become Untreatable

Just one antibiotic treatment option remains, and few new drugs are in development

Gonorrhea Could Soon Become Untreatable

This infographic was updated in February 2022 to reflect the latest data.

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New Antibiotics Needed to Fight Nightmare Superbug

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CRE sickens thousands of Americans each year, but no new classes of drugs to treat it are in clinical development .

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The Critical Need for New Antibiotics

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In the U.S., there are not enough antibiotics in development to meet current and anticipated patient needs.

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Why Can’t We Find New Antibiotics?

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As news headlines repeatedly remind us, humanity is falling behind in its long battle with bacterial diseases. The more we use antibiotics, the less effective they become, and we are quickly running out of drugs that can treat increasingly resistant infections. Sooner or later, bacteria will evolve to resist every antibiotic we have.

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How does broadband internet reach our homes, phones, and tablets? What kind of infrastructure connects us all together? What are the major barriers to broadband access for American communities?