Global Anti-Microbial Resistance
@GlobalAMR
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An online community to share news, advice and best practice in the world of anti-microbial resistance. Content coming soon
Joined April 2018
We've soft-launched our anti-microbial resistance pages. The aim is to grow a collaborative site where researchers, clinicians and policy makers can share ideas, challenges and solutions. It's early days, but we'd love to hear your feedback
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RT @GlobalReviewers: Free book about rethinking #healthcare #ethics available - details at - and review at https://….
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RT @AASciences: Have you applied? : We are calling for proposals for research that will use existing data to better understand risk factors….
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RT @info_TGHN: Smartphones help patients complete TB treatment | UCL News - UCL - London's Global University
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Patients with tuberculosis (TB) are more likely to continue their drug treatment if they are supported by smartphones rather than attending face-to-face appointments, a new UCL-led study has found.
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There have been no new classes of antibiotics for 30 years. However, as Mantravadi and colleagues describe in their editorial, recent technological advances could provide novel methods for treatment and diagnosis. Full-text available online for free:
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RT @UKRI_News: As a part of the @GCRF, we've opened an online platform to help shape digital #innovation for #research across Africa. The….
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RT @RSTMH: Would this event be of interest to your members and networks, @theRCN and @NursingNow2020? It covers many aspects of infectious….
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After a few months away, I'm really excited to be working on this page again today. Hopefully we'll be launching soon, so watch this space!.
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RT @JeremyFarrar: If you don't care about antimicrobial resistance, these 5 stories might change your mind via @wef.
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From super gonorrhoeae to drug-resistant tuberculosis, these are some of the most frightening ailments to crop up in the past five years.
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Part of the problem of #AntimicrobialResistance is identifying who has a resistant infectionand who has a sensitive one – now in #Madagascar, portable #DNAsequencing is helping to identify resistant organisms “in the field”
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Scientists from the Madagascar National TB Program, Institute Pasteur Madagascar, University of Oxford, European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) and Stony Brook University are collaborating to
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We're currently building up content. In the meantime, feel free to follow us, and we'll announce here when it's ready.
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