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UK should remove blocks on phage research as AMR fears rise

A new report has called for the UK government to invest in advanced manufacturing plants for bacteriophages – viruses that kill bacteria – that could be an alternative to

Market Access

AMR could kill 10M in 2050, but there’s little profit in sto...

Last month, the Novo Nordisk Foundation welcomed a group of journalists<

R&D

A new approach to drug design: Restoring the effectiveness o...

None of us are unaware of the very real danger of ‘superbugs’ – only last month, the hospita

News

Rapid UTI tests could cut antibiotic resistance, says NICE

Rapid urine tests could help NHS ensure that antibiotics are used appropriately.

Views & Analysis

Combating antimicrobial resistance with a viable alternative...

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is an issue of global concern, killing roughly 1.2 million1 people per year and projected to rise to

R&D

The interconnected web of antimicrobial resistance

One world, one health: The interconnected web of antimicrobi...

Tackling antimicrobial resistance (AMR) requires a one health approach that joins the dots between the human, animal, and environmental drivers, consequences, and data.

UK should remove blocks on phage research as AMR fears rise

AMR could kill 10M in 2050, but there’s little profit in sto...

A new approach to drug design: Restoring the effectiveness o...

Rapid UTI tests could cut antibiotic resistance, says NICE

Combating antimicrobial resistance with a viable alternative...

One world, one health: The interconnected web of antimicrobi...

Allogeneic cell therapy isn’t dead, with Brian Culley

How to meet your physicians where they are online

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