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Revealing the hidden pandemic of antibiotic resistance


Almost half (28 of 62) of patients could not be treated with available antibiotics due to resistance against these medicines - 86% of these patients were newborns says Dr Florence Najjuka from Makerere University, Uganda. Her presentation was given at the EPN/ReAct launch of the camapign "Fight AMR-save medicines for our children" during the World Health Assembly May 20th.

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2010-07-10 ReAct Quarterly no 2/2010
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2009-03-17 ReAct Quarterly no 1/2009
2009-03-10 ReAct Latin America signs agreement with PAHO Ecuador
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