Break the chain of transmission to end tuberculosis Ending tuberculosis in high-burden settings requires us to adopt evidence-based interventions. No one should be at risk of this deadly, but curable, disease.

Ending TB demands action.

Dr Kavi Velen: "The problem is no longer a lack of solutions, but a lack of political will, investment and recognition that the current trajectory will not achieve the goal of ending TB."

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Ending TB demands action.

Dr Kavi Velen: "The problem is no longer a lack of solutions, but a lack of political will, investment and recognition that the current trajectory will not achieve the goal of ending TB."

www.globalcause.co.uk/antibiotic-r...

@mediaplanetukie.bsky.social #AMR2025

Using vaccines to slow the global AMR crisis Vaccines don’t just prevent disease; they also slow the rise of antimicrobial resistance. As immunisation rates fall, experts warn we risk losing one of medicine’s best defences.

🎆 On the final day of #WAAW2025, Mediaplanet released a special AMR & infectious diseases issue in #TheGuardian.

OHT’s Erta Kalanxhi highlights how #vaccines can help slow the spread of #AMR.

🔗 Article: www.globalcause.co.uk/antibiotic-r...

🔗 Full issue: issuu.com/mediaplanetu...

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National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (2025–29) - The National Action Plan on AMR 2025–29 signals India’s recognition that the war against superbugs cannot be won in isolation. It demands

National Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (2025–29) wiobs.com/national-act... #AntimicrobialResistance #AMR2025 #PublicHealth #IndiaHealthPolicy

Infographic on the number of global deaths attributable to antimicrobial resistance in 2021.

World #AntimicrobialResistance Awareness Week starts today!

#Resistance to #antimicrobial drugs was responsible for around 1.14 million attributable deaths in 2021. ...

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Intense farming raises risk of antibiotic resistance | The Roslin Institute | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies Study in Ugandan pigs highlights increased threat linked to semi-intensive systems.

Semi-intensive pig farming systems in Uganda carry higher risks of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) than free-range systems, a year-long study finds.

Understanding how farming practices shape AMR is vital as global demand for livestock products rises.

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World AMR Awareness Week The World AMR Awareness Week (WAAW) highlights best practices to help stop the further emergence and spread of antibiotic resistance.

This is World Antimicrobial Awareness Week.
It runs every year from 18~24 November.
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Day 2 at the #AMR2025 Summit: A powerful session on the economics of AMR—showing how diagnostic-driven stewardship can lower costs, reduce hospitalizations & improve population health. Smart diagnostics pay off.

#AMR #Diagnostics #Letstalkmicro