Learn more about the antimicrobial peptides we're developing as replacements for antibiotics, in this short video we prepared as part of the @creativedlab program in which we're participating https://t.co/tosoVTffs8 #amr#antimicrobialresistance
NEW—An estimated 1.2 million people died in 2019 from antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections, more deaths than HIV/AIDS or malaria.
#GRAMPaper reveals the scale of antimicrobial resistance (#AMR), now a leading cause of death worldwide: https://t.co/2h5UEKemEq #AMRSOS
A little preview of the presentation our CSO @InancBirol will be giving as part of the Poultry Tech Webinar Series! | Could antimicrobial peptides replace poultry antibiotics? https://t.co/EsV043e4iS
'Another solution that has been suggested is to develop animal-only antibiotics. Timothy Walsh [...] said it was “bonkers to use the same drugs in animal feeds as you would to treat neonatal sepsis”' - we couldn't agree more!
https://t.co/7UryWehFMN
“If you want to eliminate the worst types of salmonella, you really do have to start at the farm because that’s where the pathogens are spreading between animals”: Sarah Sorscher, Center for Science in the Public Interest https://t.co/etwiuMauzs
“If we don’t fix this now, then we’re going to face this again in #AMR, and every other health issue that follows.” - Article summary from @HealthPolicyW on recent webinar with GARDP's Executive Director @Manica_amr & @GHC_IHEID 👉https://t.co/yFCv1BQU1S
Thank you @lifesciences_bc for including us in the inaugural cohort of the Investor Readiness Program! We can highly recommend this excellent initiative to other ventures.
[THREAD] Our annual assessment of the #antibiotic pipeline is here.
One thing is clear: There are still too few drugs in development to meet current and anticipated patient needs. https://t.co/qrhlfLqPGd 👇
This Thursday March 4, @gardp_amr will host a free webinar to discuss how we can apply the lessons learned from #COVID-19 to tackle drug resistance and ensure access to appropriate #antibiotics. Be sure to register and share with your networks: https://t.co/OGckpqP4ji
New episode! 🎧 #theAMRstudio brings you philosophy and bioethics within #AntibioticResistance thanks to @AncillottiMirko! Tune in to learn about his background and work
In the news: why does resistance to antibiotics and vaccines evolve differently?
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https://t.co/e85LQVCIi7
"Reining in the inappropriate use of antibiotics, in humans and in farmed animals, is key to staying ahead of AMR, but we also need novel anti-infectives coming down the pipeline – new last resorts". #AMR https://t.co/A9DVVLKqAS
Join us for our upcoming webinar.
4 March | 4-5:30pm CET
How can we apply the lessons learned from #COVID-19 to tackle drug resistance and ensure access to appropriate #antibiotics?
👉Registration is open: https://t.co/CEbDR1i8Al👈
We're included in this article about how @ubcentrepreneur is helping startup R&D ventures make progress despite the COVID-19 pandemic. We're looking forward to being able to meet everyone from our new virtual network in person soon!
Venture creation through commercialization has never been more important than it is today. Find out how these 3 research based ventures showed resilience in the face of a global pandemic in our most recent post, here:
https://t.co/T2cyeO8dc9
#UBCentrepreneur#Lab2Launch
Traditional volume-based sales revenues don't work for antimicrobial drugs whose use needs to be restricted to help prevent the emergence of #antimicrobialresistance. A new paper analyses some new reimbursement models that could solve this problem https://t.co/4JrRNpdFtW #AMR
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Mert Demiray to Amphoraxe as our Business Financing Adviser! You can read more about Mert and the rest of our management team on our website: https://t.co/AIe0dACIDr
Just when you think it can't get any better...we are thrilled to share the second set of ventures joining us for our 2020 Venture Showcase! 🎉
Have you RSVP'd? Meet the other ventures presenting and RSVP here https://t.co/1O1NoPuz2S
#UBCentrepreneur#VS2020
"If Scientists Don't Develop New Antibiotics Soon, 'We'll All Be in a Lot of Trouble'" - Q&A with @CARB_X 's chief of research and development, Erin Duffy https://t.co/WucFHafBaV via @pewhealth#amr