Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is no longer theoretical—it’s shaping everyday prescribing. Every antibiotic decision drives selective pressure, accelerating resistance through mechanisms like enzymatic degradation and target modification. In practice, the real challenge lies in balancing timely empiric therapy with stewardship, especially when viral or self-limiting infections are overtreated. With gaps in culture guidance and the influence of patient expectations, are we prescribing based on evidence—or pressure?
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