💙Throughout #WAAW, we’ve been sharing our top AMR stories of the year.

🏨In July, an IOI-led study in Nigeria - a country with one of the world's highest infant death rates - helped one hospital reduce newborn deaths by almost half.

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💙For #WorldAMRAwarenessWeek 2025, we’re revisiting our top #AMR stories from the year.

🔬A new screening technique is helping IOI scientists find compounds that stop antibiotic-destroying enzymes, which could speed up drug discovery.

👉Read more: www.ineosoxford.ox.ac.uk/news/new-scr...

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💙For #WorldAMRAwarenessWeek 2025, we’re revisiting our top AMR stories of the year.

♻️Researchers found that microplastic pollution speeds up the spread of AMR - linking two of today’s most pressing global crises.

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💙For #WorldAMRAwarenessWeek 2025, we’re revisiting our top AMR stories from the year.

IOI researchers found antibiotic resistant Campylobacter, the #!1 bacterial cause of food poisoning, in both poultry and urban bird species.

Read more in the links below👇

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Just 7 days until World AMR Awareness Week 2025!

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing some of our most impactful AMR stories.

💙Join us by going #BlueforAMR!

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Last week experts, from across the UK and beyond gathered in Oxford for a two-day meeting dedicated to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and campylobacter- the most common bacterial cause of diarrhoea.
Read about the discussions here: www.ineosoxford.ox.ac.uk/news/campylo...
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Global estimates say that 45 million children under five are severely malnourished.

The IOI and MSF recently examined children being treated at a hospital site in Niger.

They found the children carried high levels of drug resistant bacteria, which could lead to life-threatening infections.