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The British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy is pleased to announce that they have an open funding call as part of its 2020/21 COVID-19 grants programme.
This call is to support research grant applications that address COVID-19 and its impact on infection management globally in particular, antimicrobial stewardship with a focus on translational research.
Deadline for submissions of expressions of interest: 12 May 2021 (23:59 GMT/UK time).
Go to BSAC for more information
Thanks to the development of a new malaria rapid test, sick children with fever in Africa receive the correct diagnosis and the correct medication. In doing so, we help to stop antimicrobial resistance.
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The World Health Organization has provided a review of preclinical developmental antibacterial drug candidates. View this overview via the website of the World Health Organization.
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A dynamic dashboard with information about AMR R&D investments.
An interactive tool that shows where investments are made by JPIAMR members.
Together with our sponsors and clients, we are looking into possibilities for financing research into the coronavirus and COVID-19. The pandemic is having a major impact on healthcare and society.
Read more about the research
Can we resolve the antimicrobial resistance issue through international collaboration?
Read more about international collaboration and the JPIAMR
Read our factsheet about our effort on antimicrobial resistance in a One Health perspective and have a look at our projects on livestock
In this infographic ECDC explains how antibiotic resistance spreads in animal farming, community, health care facilities and through travel.
Infographic ECDCZonMw has several programmes related to this topic.
