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DTR Gram-negative infections: Are new antibiotics making a difference?
Dear All (and with thanks to Aaron Dane for co-authoring this newsletter AND inhale, exhale … this is going to be ...
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AMR Science-Policy Symposia (ESCMID 2026): Smart policies for lean times
Dear All: ESCMID Global once again held an afternoon of sessions focused on the intersection of AMR-related science and policy. ...
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Wellcome Leap: $50m for gut-sparing approaches to antibiotic delivery
Dear All: I’ve just learned of a funding call from Wellcome Leap entitled “Focused antibiotics.” The thesis of the call ...
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Anti-Gram-negative beta-lactams in jeopardy: The rise of PBP3 mutations
Dear All (and with thanks to Robert Bonomo and Patricia Bradford for guiding me on this newsletter; anything that’s correct ...
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AMR Surveillance Data Challenge – Vivli 2026 Call for Projects!
Dear All, I’ve written before about the Vivli data challenge (2024 edition, 2025 edition) and am pleased to be able ...
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GO-Dx: Global One Health Diagnostics Access Compact
Dear All, Building on the concepts of the January 2016 Industry-led Davos Declaration on action on AMR (website;.pdf declaration; yes, ...
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The language of AMR: The power of metaphor
Dear All, Acronyms and jargon fill our daily scientific lives but can be impenetrable to newcomers. A great example is ...
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Great AMR-focused podcast series on BBC Discovery!
Dear All, The BBC’s Roland Pease has put together a 3-part podcast series on AMR! Each episode is about 30 ...
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Antimicrobial Effectiveness: The strategic economic value of antibiotics
Dear All (and with thanks to Lucy Naga for being the lead author on this economic-focused newsletter), Antimicrobials are the ...
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WHO: New TPPs for antibacterial agents
Dear All, You may recall that in 2019-2020, WHO developed a set of TPPs (TPP = Target Product Profile = A ...
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EMA: “Regulatory sandboxes” to explore approval pathways
Dear All, No, EMA has not decided to set up shop on the beach! Rather, the point of this newsletter is ...
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CARB-X seeks new Chief of R&D (fully remote, worldwide)
Dear All, A very senior and globally significant leadership opportunity has appeared: CARB-X is seeking to recruit a new Chief of Research ...
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FDA: One pivotal trial (+ confirmatory evidence) is default expectation for approval
Dear All (a wonkish guide to something you may have thought was obvious AND with thanks to Aaron Dane for ...
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Workshop on diagnostics: Can we drive use by making value visible?
Dear All (and with thanks to Robert Skov for co-authoring this newsletter AND with a wonkish alert for this complicated ...
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PASTEUR (v2.0) reintroduced in the US Congress!
Dear All, I’m delighted to be able to say that PASTEUR 2026 was (re)introduced into the US Congress this week! ...
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The global funding pipeline, 2017-2023: A review
Dear All, In a thoughtful companion to WHO’s preclinical and clinical pipeline reviews, we now have an instructive analysis of ...
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FDA RFPs: Susceptibility breakpoints and external controls for invasive fungal infections
Dear All, I just today learned that FDA has posted two antimicrobial resistance-related (AMR-related) FY 2026 funding opportunities. The titles ...
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Two new oral drugs for gonorrhea!
Dear All (wonkish … but worth it … get ready to follow the links!), Greetings in the new year! As ...
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CARB-X Novel Chemistry for AMR Challenge
Dear All, Happy New Year! As a great start for January, Team CARB-X have announced (i) that they will have two ...
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The threat of mirror bacteria: Ongoing conversations (2025 wrap-up)
Dear All, Regular readers will be aware of the global conversation now happening around the threat arising from the potential ...
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