Bacterial Emerging Infectious Diseases

Bacterial emerging infectious diseases are illnesses caused by bacteria that are newly identified or have recently increased in occurrence. These diseases can emerge due to various factors, including changes in the environment, global travel, and antibiotic resistance, which makes them harder to treat. Examples include infections like MRSA and certain strains of E. coli. As bacteria evolve, they can become more virulent or adapt to resist current treatments, posing new challenges for public health. Monitoring and understanding these diseases is crucial for effective prevention and management.