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A new open source paper in the Palgrave Communications series Anti-biosis?

As for other microorganisms that infect humans, drug resistance has long been recognized in fungi of medical importance

This week saw the publication of another research paper presenting evidence of ‘social’ drivers of antimicrobial resistance.

This week I have had quite a few discussions revolving around animals so I thought I would put a spotlight on a couple of stories I have heard recently involving animals and AMR.  

Some of the biggest antibiotic drug development news this week was provided by a Lancet Infectious Diseases publication, with early results published from the phase two trial of cefiderocol compare

The University of Leicester is organising an interdisciplinary workshop on “Theory and practice in optimising antibiotic use in hospitals internationally”.

The Interagency Coordination Group (IACG) on AMR, which is due to report to the United Nations Secretary-General in 2019, produced two sets of papers following a consultation with the World Health

Intestinal Carriage of ESBL-producing gram-negative bacilli in hospitalised neonates <2000g in The Gambia (Feasibility Study Results).

A public consultation has been launched on a discussion paper, “Reduce unintentional exposure and the need for antimicrobials, and optimize their use,” prepared by the Interagency Coordin

Due to report to the United Nations Secretary-General in 2019, the Interagency Coordination Group (IACG) on AMR aims ‘to provide practical guidance for approaches needed to ensure sustained effecti

When they endorsed the 2015 Global Action plan on AMR, all World Health Organisation (WHO) Member States committed to the ambitious target of developing a multisectoral national action plan within

The inaugural LSHTM AMR Short Course ran last week and was a terrific week of learning for our parti