Development of infections resistant to antibiotics is a threat to modern healthcare. We support efforts to prevent antibiotic resistance.
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A challenge to modern healthcare that concerns everyone, everywhere
Almost everybody today have antibiotics to thank for the life or health of a loved one. Antibiotics makes routine procedures safe and advanced treatments possible. When infections become resistant to antibiotics, we lose our ability to treat them.
Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance through the One Health Approach
A one-health approach to antimicrobial resistance. Image Credit: Nature Antimicrobial resistance...
Building Awareness about Antibiotics and AMR among farmers in the states of Haryana and Punjab in North India
Jaspreet Mahindroo visited Milner Centre of Evolution – University of Bath as part of her PhD...
Making a Difference: The Impact of the 6-Month AMR Ambassador Program in Africa
Image credit: SAS-Africa “Our AMR Ambassadorial program started in July 2022. It was a program...
Why prevention?
Prevention is needed to slow down resistance development to a pace where development of new treatments can keep up
Prevention is neglected, especially approaches such as infection prevention in vulnerable groups and low-income settings
Prevention is possible – as demonstrated by great geographical variation in resistance burden
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