Antibiotic resistance is currently "most urgent health risk", efforts needed by everyone at every level to prevent and control drug resistance before it is too late ... See MoreSee Less

Change at every level needed to crack drug resistance

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Doctors, farmers and hospital cleaners are on the front line of antibiotic resistance.

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Superbugs cling to hospital gowns even after they have been disinfected

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Dangerous superbugs are clinging on to surgical gowns and instruments even after the items have been disinfected, scientists have revealed.

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Encouraging pharmaceutical companies to invest in new drugs development is critical to continue fight against AMR ... See MoreSee Less

Development of new antibiotics encouraged with new pharmaceutical payment system

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The NHS will test the world's first ‘subscription’ style payment model to incentivise pharmaceutical companies to develop new drugs for resistant infections.

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New Essential Medicines and Diagnostics Lists published today

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WHO’s Essential Medicines List and List of Essential Diagnostics are core guidance documents that help countries prioritize critical health products that should be widely available and affordable th...

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18 Jul

Merck's new combo med Recarbrio fights resistant bacteria. Can it tackle the sales challenge, too? https://t.co/1O0tURU6J6

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Resistant Bacteria Abundant on Nursing Students' Cell Phones https://t.co/xMhlyeJcr2

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1 Jul

#AMR results: loss of human lives + huge economic cost. #NHSRS will support global initiatives to address the root causes across multiple sectors.

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14 Jul

Superbugs cling to hospital gowns even after they have been disinfected' | via @telegraph https://t.co/2PPq8oTpRk

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Is the shrimp sector spreading antimicrobial resistance? https://t.co/J2EybD9iFX via @thefishsite

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