#AMRSOS: Imipenem-relebactam withdrawn from the US market
Dear All: Oh, no! Hot on the heels of the excellent talk at GAMRIC by Karen Bush in which the importance of relebactam as one
Dear All: Oh, no! Hot on the heels of the excellent talk at GAMRIC by Karen Bush in which the importance of relebactam as one
Dear All: Significantly strengthening our database documenting the human cost of AMR, we now have an impressive survey of mortality associated with severe infections in
Dear All: ESCMID Global once again held an afternoon of sessions focused on the intersection of AMR-related science and policy. With an overall theme of “Smart
Dear All (and with thanks to Arjun Srinivasan for co-authoring this wonkish newsletter — prepare yourself! Know also that we’ve written a parallel newsletter entitled
Dear All: We need to make Pull incentives work! On this theme, our first topic for today is an opportunity for organizations to sign a
Dear All, Recently posted, six concepts were approved for FY 2027 funding at the September 2025 meeting of NIAID’s Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (DMID). These are
Dear All: CARB-X have just announced their 2nd 2026 call for applications. There are 4 thematic areas for your proposals: Direct-acting therapeutics for infections caused
17 Sep 2024 update: This is now the second of a 3-part newsletter series! See also part 1 (“#AMRSOS! GRAM report: ‘at least 1.27m deaths/year
Note: I’ve been away on holiday (see the newsletter’s postscript) and so there are multiple new items in both the meetings calendar and the list
Dear All (and with thanks to Lucy Naga for being the lead author on this economic-focused newsletter), Antimicrobials are the quiet safety net of modern