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Global Cause Infectious Diseases Campaign: How consolidated information can help improve coordination and collaboration in AMR R&D

The Global Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Research and Development (R&D) Hub has been featured in the Global Cause Infectious Diseases Campaign 2021. The series can be found online as well as in print, distributed inside New Scientist. Dr. Elmar Nimmesgern, Secretariat Lead, and Dr. Magdalini Moutaftsi, Scientific Programme officer, were interviewed for the article on the work of the Hub which can be found here.

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Global AMR R&D Hub Newsletter – September 2024

Our September 2024 Newsletter is out! Catch up on our recent news, including  welcoming South Africa as our new Board member, and reflections following the much anticipated UNGA High-Level Meeting on AMR - a pivotal moment for collective actions against AMR! We are deeply grateful to Andre Abreu from the Ministry of Health in Brazil for this edition's editorial.
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