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New global targets proposed to reduce AMR-linked deaths and improve access to essential antibiotics

New global targets proposed to reduce AMR-linked deaths and improve access to essential antibiotics
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New treatment strategy could bring children with pneumonia home from hospital earlier

New treatment strategy could bring children with pneumonia home from hospital earlier
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The WHO AWaRe system and global policy

The WHO Access, Watch, Reserve (AWaRe) system groups antibiotics used in humans into three simple traffic light categories: Access (green), Watch (orange) or Reserve (red). There are around 40 antibiotics on the WHO Essential Medicines List (EML), and another 200 antibiotics used globally, that have been given an AWaRe group.

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In-depth: Increasing health risk to newborns as antibiotics lose efficacy

The Global Antibiotic Research and Development Partnership (GARDP) and partners recently released their findings, showing that antibiotic resistance to bacterial infections and the increased use of broader-spectrum antibiotics have led to high levels of mortality and neurodevelopmental problems in surviving babies.

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Risk to newborns increasing as antibiotics stop working

Bacterial infections resistant to antibiotics are among the factors adding to Africa's neonatal sepsis burden.

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