Current and future generations should have access to effective prevention and treatment of bacterial infections as part of their right to health.
We have compiled a report from our activities at the WHA in May together with a short briefing on an upcoming ReAct publication and the International Seminar and Workshop in Ecuador, June 9 - 13.
Please click here to read the full Newsletter (pdf 105 KB)
With the support of ReAct, a new subtopic on Antibiotic Resistance was launched on the 26th of March on the SciDevNet website. The antibiotic resistance subtopic includes feature articles, opinion pieces, and briefs on policy solutions to resistance, all with an emphasis in the developing world.
The clinical and economic impact of multiresistant Gramnegative bacteria is substantial and greatly worrysome concludes researchers in a recent minireview published on behalf of ReAct
We would like to share with you some of the important events from the past year, 2007 and brief you about our ongoing plans and activities.
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Increasing resistance to first line antibiotics means recommendations for managing severe pneumonia in children in developing countries need changing
Welcome to ReAct-Action on Antibiotic ResistanceDownload ReAct's fact sheets on Burden of Resistance
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 | ReAct Latin AmericaRead more about the growing ReAct network
International Seminar and Workshop, Cuenca, Ecuador |
Antibiotic ResistanceNew subtopic on SciDevNet supported by ReAct
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