Clearing up myths is the first step to curbing antimicrobial resistance. When we understand how AMR really comes about, we can easily educate our peers, families and community to join us protect the medicines that save lives. Let’s get the facts straight! #ClearTheConfusion

RT @official_MUAC: Join the Makerere University AMR Club webinar on 2nd August 2025, 7-8:30pm.Explore Next-Gen Innovations & Solutions to f….

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RT @official_MUAC: Curious about the burden of AMR? Meet Bridget Ahumuza, our dynamic Head of the Research Subcommittee, breaking down ever….

RT @AYARA_TF: 🚨 Just launched! The AMR Youth Pulse is here, a youth-led newsletter exploring Antimicrobial Resistance & Reproductive Health….

The theme for WAAW (World Antimicrobial resistance Awareness Week) 2025 is a reminder to us that while we act now, we protect our present while securing the future. This is what we all ought to do if we hope for a future free from untreatable infections.

RT @gardp_amr: With the US FDA accepting the application for zoliflodacin, an investigational first-in-class oral antibiotic for #gonorrhoe….

RT @official_MUAC: Are you ready to be a HERO in the fight against AMR?.Join the Makerere University AMR Club tomorrow for an empowering we….

RT @official_MUAC: If you look at the burden of AMR on our health now, you have a reason to log in and learn more….

We had a night full of research and AMR talks at gulu university which attracted researchers, students, academia and policy makers. Involvement of youth in AMR research was emphasized as one way of combating AMR through influencing evidence based policy making.

RT @official_MUAC: Excited to announce that Makerere University Antimicrobial Resistance Club🥳 was .🏆 awarded Health Student of the Year at….

WAVE joins Gulu University AMR Club to empower youth in the fight against AMR, guiding students to actively engage in research, which provides the foundation for evidence-based advocacy. By learning from experts, they’re motivated to lead change in their communities. Join us!

RT @ReActAfrica_RAN: After remarks and overview from .@South_Centre’s Health, Intellectual Property and Biodiversity, Viviana Munoz.and Car….

RT @gstrategylab: Then, Geneviève Boily-Larouche & Natasha Musonda Kaputula reflected on the critical role ethics and equity play in #AMR p….

RT @South_Centre: The @ReActAfrica_RAN-@South_Centre Annual Africa AMR Conference starts NOW! From global strategies to local solutions - e….

WAVE is in attendance at the ReAct Africa Conference,key discussions are underway on the AMR commitments from the UNGA HLM 2024 and how funding cuts threaten vital AMR progress in LMICs.We're calling for sustainablecommunity driven solutions to keep momentum alive. #AARC25

The 2nd edition of the WAVE newsletter is out! .Catch up with the different activities we had in the second half of 2024 all aiming at fighting antimicrobial resistance. Great thanks to @ReActAfrica_RAN.and @South_Centre . Access it via:

RT @official_MUAC: 2. We demonstrated the steps of hand washing to the students and emphasized the key role of WASH practices in preventing….

RT @official_MUAC: 🌍💧We are excited to launch WASH CHAMPIONS: Empowering Tomorrow’s Guardians at Wante Muslim Senior Secondary & Budhwege….

Not every period cramp needs a capsule! WAVE joined the rest of the world to celebrate Menstrual Hygiene Day under the theme “Together for a PeriodFriendlyWorld" Let’s break the silence, end self-medication during menstruation, and empower girls with the right information.

Cheers to our WAVE executive members who’ve completed their undergraduate studies. Your dedication inspires us all. As you step into new horizons, may your future be filled with impact, growth, and purpose. We're proud of you!