Great morning session on innovation here at this session led by Prof Sam Kariuki, KEMRI

Now Mingyuan Zhang on the Chinese role in the global antibiotic supply chain, with clever use of antidumping data and trade fairs in her anthropological work.

Next up was Mirza A Portillo, UC Dublin, on some unintended consequences of antibiotic narratives

Great morning session on innovation here at this session led by Prof Sam Kariuki, KEMRI

Now Mingyuan Zhang on the Chinese role in the global antibiotic supply chain, with clever use of antidumping data and trade fairs in her anthropological work.

Next up was Mirza A Portillo, UC Dublin, on some unintended consequences of antibiotic narratives

Dr Sonia Lewycka on equity discourse in AMR. Most AMR deaths are in lower income settings, so solutions must center equity. (Un)intended Consequences conf @ British Academy.

Access to essential medicines is not improving over the past 4 decades with existing tools.

"The gap between richer (high- and upper-middle-income) and poorer (lower-middle- and low-income) countries remained largely unchanged over time."

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