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Global AMR R&D Hub Newsletter – May 2024

Our May 2024 Newsletter is out! Catch up on our recent news, including  welcoming Brazil as our new Board member, our ‘follow up’ session at the G20 Health Working Group in April, our recent intervention at the United Nations Multi-stakeholder Hearing on AMR, plus Germany’s new AMR Ambassador! Thank you to Andrea Spelberg from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research for the inspiring editorial!

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