Farmaci non funzionano - Uno speciale Penguin della professoressa Dame Sally Davies, responsabile medico per l'InghilterraSe non agiamo, ci troveremo di fronte a uno scenario quasi impensabile in cui gli antibiotici non funzioneranno più e saremo catapultati di nuovo nell'età oscura della medicina, dove infezioni e ferite curabili uccideranno di nuovo (David Cameron, Primo Ministro) Gli antibiotici aggiungono, in media, vent'anni alle nostre vite. Per oltre settant'anni, dalla produzione della penicillina nel 1943, siamo sopravvissuti a operazioni straordinarie e infezioni pericolose per la vita. Abbiamo così tanta familiarità con questi farmaci miracolosi che li diamo per scontati. La verità è che ne abbiamo abusato: come pazienti, come dottori, come viaggiatori, nel nostro cibo. Non è stata scoperta alcuna nuova classe di antibatterici per ventisei anni e i batteri stanno combattendo. Se non ci assumiamo la responsabilità ora, tra qualche decennio potremmo iniziare a morire per le operazioni e le malattie più comuni che oggi possono essere curate facilmente. Questo breve libro, che sarà apprezzato dai lettori di Una scomoda verità di Al Gore e Bad Pharma di Ben Goldacre, sarà oggetto di un intervento TEDex tenuto dalla professoressa Dame Sally Davies alla Royal Albert Hall. La professoressa Dame Sally C. Davies è il Chief Medical Officer per l'Inghilterra e la prima donna a ricoprire tale carica. In qualità di CMO è consulente indipendente del governo per questioni mediche con particolare interesse per la salute pubblica e la ricerca. Ricopre una serie di posizioni di consulenza internazionale ed è professore emerito all'Imperial College. Il dott. Jonathan Grant è un Principal Research Fellow ed ex presidente di RAND Europe, un istituto di ricerca sulle politiche pubbliche senza scopo di lucro. I suoi principali interessi di ricerca riguardano la politica di ricerca e sviluppo in ambito sanitario e l'uso della ricerca e delle prove nell'elaborazione delle politiche. In precedenza è stato responsabile delle politiche presso The Wellcome Trust. Ha conseguito il dottorato di ricerca presso la Facoltà di Medicina dell'Università di Londra e la laurea triennale in Economia presso la London School of Economics. Il professor Mike Catchpole è un esperto di malattie infettive riconosciuto a livello internazionale e direttore di Infectious Disease Surveillance and Control presso Public Health England. Ha coordinato numerose indagini nazionali sulle epidemie di malattie infettive ed è consulente dell'European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. È anche professore ospite presso l'Imperial College.
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Professor Dame Sally Davies is the Chief Medical Officer for England. She is a haematologist with specialist research interest in sickle cell disease. But in her advisory post she guides government decisions on diverse subjects such as superbugs, drug trials and obesity. She developed the National Institute for Health Research in 2006 with a budget of £1 billion. She is an Emeritus Professor at Imperial College.
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