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 to create viable organisms that
Dear All, Regular readers will be aware of the global conversation now happening around the threat arising from the potential to create viable organisms that
Note: For those of you with an interest in developing bacterial vaccines, the results of Pfizer’s failed STRIVE S. aureus vaccine have now appeared in
This newsletter is part of a series — here are the links to Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, (this one is Part 4), and Part 5. You might also
Dear All, The BBC’s Roland Pease has put together a 3-part podcast series on AMR! Each episode is about 30 minutes, perfect for bite-sized listening.
Dear All, Acronyms and jargon fill our daily scientific lives but can be impenetrable to newcomers. A great example is the title of the 20 Feb
Dear All (prepare for something that is delightfully different and marvelously wonkish AND with thanks to Lance Price for co-authoring this newsletter), Continuing with the
This is the third of a 5-part newsletter series. There is an initial 27 Sep 2023 newsletter introducing the EPA concept note, a second (28 Sep 2023) newsletter that expands on
Note: World Antibiotic Awareness Week begins tomorrow and there are multiple updates to the meeting calendar … please look for the red text in the meeting
Dear All, As you may remember, last fall I wrote a newsletter about ATMF’s 3rd update to the AMR Benchmark series. You are encouraged to read the
Dear All, Novel antibacterial agents, vaccines, and diagnostics will do little if they are not widely available and used responsibly. CDDEP’s recent report entitled “The