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Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Committee

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing global health threat, rendering common infections harder to treat and undermining advances in medicine. Driven by factors like overuse of antibiotics and poor infection control, AMR demands urgent action through strengthened stewardship and global cooperation to prevent a post-antibiotic era.

Committee Members

Tapiwanashe Kujinga

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Oluwatoni Akinola

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Ian Hosein

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Chinenyenwa Henshaw

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Audrey Odogu

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Erick Venant

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Abdul Ghafur

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Dean Everett

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Stephen

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Luciano Azevedo

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Elizabeth Crawford

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Lorenzo Ciullini

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Micheal Schloter

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Ninola Soleye

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Mark Davis

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Idrees Abiodun Rufai

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Philippe Anaboli

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Jens Jäger

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Dr Prapti Gilada

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Simone Mancini

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Rohit Malpani

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Anita Kotwani

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Andrew Bowskill

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Edward De Beukelaer

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Guest Experts

Alex Runswick

Yohanne Lacotte

Claude Muvunyi


Malin Grape

andreas berglof

Najiba M. Abdulrazzaq

Prof. Dr. Michael Schloter

Francesca Hodges

Reports of our past events

The Event Report and Recordings of the Hybrid Event on Bridging Science, Advocacy, and Practice: A Unified Approach to Combating Antimicrobial Resistance

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Olufunbi Olaoye

Committee Manager

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