Antibiotic Resistance

The Pennsylvania Coalition to Save Antibiotic Strength (PaCSAS) helps educate Pennsylvanians about the appropriate use of antibiotics and the dangers of antibiotic resistance. Organized in 2002 by the Pennsylvania Medical Society, Pennsylvania health plans and other health care organizations, the coalition provides patients and doctors with educational materials and programs on using antibiotics wisely.

Related Documents

Fluid in the Middle Ear: A Guide for Parents
This Q&A explains the main kinds of ear infections found in children and when it's necessary to use antibiotics.
Antibiotic Resistance: Outside Resources
Links to other websites offering credible information on antibiotic resistance, immunization recommendations, common ailments, and more.
Runny Nose: A Guide for Parents
Some facts about colds and runny noses and why antibiotics might not be the best medicine.
Children's Earaches: Medicate? Or Watch and Wait?
If your child has an earache, antibiotics may not be the cure you want.
Tips for Avoiding the Super Germs
Four golden rules to help halt the evolution of super germs.
The "Super Germs" Are Here
Antibiotics have changed the way diseases are treated and saved countless lives—but we must use them more wisely.
Is it Viral or Bacterial?
Find out the difference between these two types of infections and make better decisions about using antibiotics.
Your Child and Antibiotics—Unnecessary Antibiotics CAN be Harmful
A brochure for parents explaining the dangers of antibiotic resistance. Includes examples of common childhood illnesses and when antibiotics may be necessary.
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