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Laboratory capacity for antimicrobial resistance detection in sub-Saharan Africa

Tuesday 10 December 2024

Top, left to right: Shaojie Bao, Shaun Keegan, Mary Maranga, Erkison Odih, Marit Hetland, Kat Holt, Laura Phillips, Louise Cerdeira Front, left to right: Charlene Rodrigues, Megan Carey, Ebenezer Foster-Nyarko, Jabir Abdulahi

Spotlight on Klebsiella pneumoniae

Friday 29 November 2024

"...The annual ESPAUR report, like all good surveillance, is a vital tool for contextualising AMR and bringing the challenges we face to the forefront." Dr Rebecca Glover, Deputy Director, AMR Centre, LSHTM

��ֱ��Ƶ - UKHSA report antibiotic-resistant infections continue to rise

Thursday 21 November 2024

Prof Keertan Dheda

Tuberculosis Drug Resistance: The Alarming Surge of Bedaquiline Resistance in South Africa

Friday 15 November 2024

vaccine and mra

How do vaccines prevent AMR?

Friday 15 November 2024

AMR-data-symposium

Reflecting on the AMR data symposium

Monday 4 November 2024

UN General Assembly political declaration on AMR

The UN General Assembly political declaration on AMR: what is it, and why is everyone talking about it?

Tuesday 15 October 2024

Quote by Prof Kathryn Holt: “Developing interventions to protect newborns and other vulnerable populations against Klebsiella could go a long way towards a reduction in AMR-related deaths.”

£3.7m funding to expand genomic surveillance of bacteria causing neonatal sepsis

Thursday 10 October 2024

new "Ant"imicrobials

A blog post by Sherif Abouelhadid, Deputy Director of the AMR Centre

Thursday 26 September 2024

wastewater-and-solid-waste-management-for-the-manufacturing-of-antibiotics

A blog post by Dr Jackie Knee, Management Committee member of the AMR Centre

Wednesday 11 September 2024

Credit: Kaeli Swift

��ֱ��Ƶ – City birds likely to carry antimicrobial resistant bacteria

Thursday 15 August 2024

"Those that swim or bathe in untreated water are at risk of contact with untreated or partially treated sewage, which can lead to outbreaks of gastrointestinal illness." Jackie Knee, Assistant Professor, LSHTM

��ֱ��Ƶ – Why open water swimming could leave you unwell

Wednesday 14 August 2024