STRESST; a @JPIAMR funded project investigating antimicrobial stewardship in hospitals and subsequent #AMR selection and transfer in a One Health Context.
STRESST is a @JPIAMR funded #OneHealth project looking at the effects of hospital wide #antimicrobial stewardship on reducing antibiotics and #AMR in hospital wastewater #HWW to reduce transmission. Find out more; https://t.co/rkpQUrdlN0
This WAAW20244 we're highlighting Opt-AMR, a new @NIHRresearch funded programme led by LSTM which aims to combat the challenge of #AMR resistance.
Managed by @iiCONNW in collaboration with @Makerere University & @Cuamm in Uganda, @MLW_programme, & @cidrz https://t.co/cFqxos7yv9
We wondered which microbes would be on a new hospital ward before the patients;
Investigating the changing taxonomy and antimicrobial resistance #AMR of bacteria isolated from door handles in a new infectious disease ward pre- and post-patient admittance https://t.co/YSW3dGeUuL
Congratulations to Dr Adam Roberts (@GCAGATGCAATG) and Dr Christopher Parry who have joined the Board of Trustees for the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (@RSTMH)
Read more: https://t.co/cXP76wDeOw
(image: RSTMH)
Antibiotic resistance is a global public health challenge, however resistance can wane over time when drug use is limited or discontinued.
A new study led by @_FEGraf explores genetic changes in bacteria that explain this decline in resistance.
Read: https://t.co/7KTGWOnVYl.
Great to see this positive #AMR story published - increasing susceptibility to chloramphenicol has accompanied an increase in ESBL resistance in Malawi raising the possibility of reintroducing chlor as a therapeutic. Read the thread below from @_FEGraf
🆕 Antimicrobial resistance poses an important global health challenge in the 21st century.
A new in-depth global analysis suggests more than 39 million deaths from antibiotic-resistant infections could occur between now & 2050.
Explore the data: https://t.co/MWXNRrUDuz #AMR
Find our article on Implementation of AMR Surveillance and Stewardship programs in Tanzania.
Dr @rsangeda is our team lead.
https://t.co/ooRIVrIDiM
#AMR#Tanzania
Fantastic article on AMR in our rivers and wider environment. Worth a read...with helpful quotes by @PenkovaElitsa !
"Why antimicrobial resistance could be lurking in a waterway near you"
https://t.co/TVP0are2W5
🌍 ICARS is getting ready for the @ReActAfrica_RAN@South_Centre annual AMR conference, which this year focuses on global accountability in #AMR response, with a special emphasis on investing in priorities for Africa. We look forward to meeting you there!
Thank you @LSTMnews for inviting us to an exciting and engaging weekend with #LSTM alumni in Liverpool! It was a pleasure to present STRESST project.
#LSTMAlumniWeekend
Exciting new preprint
“Time-series sewage metagenomics can separate the seasonal, human-derived and environmental microbial communities, holding promise for source-attributed surveillance” | bioRxiv https://t.co/PUdEEthJu8
The Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda of the European partnership OHAMR is almost finalised, and we now invite researchers, stakeholders, scientists, policymakers, and others to provide their final feedback by answering a short survey. Read more: https://t.co/ns8kDRA4su
⚠️Tomorrow⚠️
There is still time to register for our second #Searcher_webinar!
Join us to discuss #AMR and #OneHealth
All information and registration link 👇
Metagenomic analysis of sewage for surveillance of bacterial pathogens: A release experiment to determine sensitivity
by Kohle et al. in @PLOSONE
https://t.co/84s6jwNyLb