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Congratulations to authors Isaac Weldon, Kathleen Liddell and Kevin Outterson (@koutterson.bsky.social) for their outstanding work.
@bostonu.bsky.social, @cam.ac.uk, @carb-x.bsky.social

YouTube video by Global Strategy Lab The Role of Environmental Governance in Tackling AMR

Antimicrobials are a limited resource—the more we use them, the less effective they become. This paper draws lessons from environmental treaties to strengthen #AMR governance, outlining 9 strategies for policymakers and scholars.
🔗Read: bit.ly/4n4zrHl
⏯️ youtu.be/f4OSQsPKNNA
#SAFEAMR

Open Call for Social Science Presentations On Infectious Diseases - Global Strategy Lab INAMRSS was founded to advance social science research on infectious diseases, including but not limited to antimicrobial resistance (AMR). In 2026, we are partnering with ESCMID Global (17-21 April i...

#INAMRSS is partnering with #ESCMIDGlobal 2026 (@escmid.bsky.social) in Munich, 17–21 April, to showcase the role of social science in infectious disease research.

We have 25 complimentary registrations to support participation.

📝 Apply here: www.globalstrategylab.org/events/open-...

We’re proud to contribute to this paper, which calls for formal reporting standards to improve the quality and consistency of legal epidemiology research.

A great collaboration led by @casonschmit.bsky.social with contributions from GSL Director, @mathieujpp.bsky.social.
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🌍 Heading to #WHS2025? Don’t miss the chance to meet Dr. Geneviève Boily-Larouche from our #AMRPolicyAccelerator!

This year’s theme “Taking Responsibility for Health in a Fragmenting World” hits home. #AMR is a global challenge that demands shared responsibility + One Health collaboration.

@dtsoutouras.bsky.social @cgdev.org

Unpacking the Independent Panel on Evidence for Action Against AMR - Global Strategy Lab Unpacking AMR · Unpacking the Independent Panel on Evidence for Action Against AMR "We need the evidence to be able to keep score, to know where we're starting from, see how things are going, and know...

📣 Evidence-supported action speaks louder than words, especially when approaching #AMR.
👂🏽:Listen to our latest #UnpackingAMR episode on the creation of the Independent Panel on Evidence for Action (IPEA), featuring insights from @iruka-okeke.bsky.social & @mcdonnell.bsky.social
▶️ bit.ly/42uUb3U

@ottawahealthlaw.ca, @uottawa.ca

GSL is proud to announce its new Global Health Law program, with Dr. @roojinhabibi.org as inaugural Research Director. This program will build capacity through law research, teaching & practice, examining the unique role of law in addressing global health challenges.

🔎Learn more: bit.ly/436vgnl

YouTube video by Lagos Talks 91.3 Experts Break Down the Amended International Health Regulations | What You Need to Know

Dr. @roojinhabibi.org joined Dr. Uche Ngwaba (@torontomet.bsky.social) on Lagos Talks 91.3 FM to discuss the newly amended International Health Regulations and their implications for global health governance.

🎥 Watch the full interview: youtu.be/rDxeFhIkkw0?...
@lincolnalexander.bsky.social

This analysis is part of the #JPIAMR-funded DESIGN project. Click here to learn more: design.dighr.org

YouTube video by Global Strategy Lab How Food Systems Drive Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)

Did you know that the food system plays a major role in driving antimicrobial resistance (AMR)? 🦠🍽️

AMR Policy Accelerator Research Associate Chloe Clifford Astbury explains how.

Learn more: bit.ly/46gPn4m
youtu.be/s5xIoJl6kXg
@dighr-yorku.bsky.social @yuglobalhealth.bsky.social

@dighr-yorku.bsky.social @yuglobalhealth.bsky.social @elsevierconnect.bsky.social

Congratulations to authors Chloe Clifford Astbury, Catherine Hu, Krishihan Sivapragasam, Arabi Rajan, Mandy Geise, Cécile Aenishaenslin, Arne Ruckert, Kathleen Chelsea Togño, Mary Wiktorowicz and Tarra L. Penney on their publication.

From resistant bacteria in water sources to antibiotic residues in our food. This paper unravels the complex web of factors contributing to #AMR across the food system. Read it here ➡️ bit.ly/4ncThkN

National IHR authorities in the 2024 amendments to WHO’s International Health Regulations: transforming the opportunity into reality In June 2024, the World Health Assembly reached agreement on a package of amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR) to enhance global epidemic and pandemic preparedness.1 The amendments...

📌 New publication alert!

@roojinhabibi.org & Cédric Apercé share their BMJ Global Health commentary on the 2024 amendments to the International Health Regulations.

They highlight a key change: requiring IHR parties to establish or designate a National IHR Authority.

🔗 gh.bmj.com/content/10/9...

Check out this new #SAFEAMR study published in @jac-amr.bsky.social, which examines how antimicrobial resistance #AMR is framed in global policy, and the importance of clear, targeted messaging to drive action across all sectors.

📎 Publication: bit.ly/42ekH0Z

YouTube video by Global Strategy Lab Policy discourse on AMR in food producing animals

How we frame antimicrobial resistance (AMR) matters.
This new #SAFEAMR study looks at how #AMR messaging reaches farmers, policymakers & the public, and what works and what doesn’t.
Read the publication: bit.ly/42ekH0Z
📽️ youtu.be/Q1FIM2pkNtw

🔊 “AMR is not just a health issue — it’s a development challenge, with the highest burden in low- and middle-income countries.” — Jyoti Joshi @icarsglobal.bsky.social

💡 Watch the webinar: www.globalstrategylab.org/events/shapi...

Letting the Fox Build the Hen House: Private Sector Influence at the WHO, with Tracey Wagner-Rizvi - Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research This seminar will examine private sector influence on substantive initiatives at the WHO as well as on the development of the WHO’s Framework of engagement with non-State actors (FENSA), which was ado...

I've been invited to speak about private sector influence at the WHO, including on substantive initiatives and the development of WHO's Framework of engagement with non-State actors. September 24, 1-2:00 pm EST. Co-hosts: Dahdahleh Institute & @gstrategylab.bsky.social www.yorku.ca/dighr/events...

Our study gathered global evidence on how #AMR differently affects the health of women, men, girls, boys, and gender-diverse populations.
How can we reduce gender inequality in AMR?
Learn more here: bit.ly/4p31BF9
#GenderAndAMR

An Independent Panel on Evidence for Action against AMR #IPEA is needed to help countries develop equitable, evidence-informed AMR policies as a global public good.

📎 Read the policy brief: amrpolicy.org/resources/ip...
💡 Watch the webinar: www.globalstrategylab.org/events/shapi...

What could an Independent Panel on Evidence for Action against AMR (#IPEA) mean for global health? 🌍 Watch the webinar here 📷 amrpolicy.org/events/shapi...

How do gender dynamics impact health outcomes related to antimicrobial resistance (#AMR)?

For a quick overview, explore the summary: bit.ly/4lQZHEJ
#GenderAndAMR

YouTube video by Global Strategy Lab The Overlooked Connection Between Gender and AMR

Research shows that gender plays a role in health, but is #AMR research missing the mark?

Our study gathers global evidence on how AMR affects women, men, girls, boys, and gender-diverse populations differently.

Publication: bit.ly/3HHTEEf
Policy brief: bit.ly/4p31BF9
youtu.be/T7p19SWt-7g?...

⏰ Consultations are underway for the design of the Independent Panel on Evidence for Action against AMR #IPEA
👉🏾 Our latest policy brief outlines 11 policy options to shape IPEA into a trusted, inclusive, and effective global platform to 🚀accelerate #AMR action.
📕 amrpolicy.org/resources/ip...

This study found that Brazilian courts often overlook recommendations from CONITEC, the country’s health technology assessment (HTA) agency.

What does this mean for health equity and evidence-based policy?

📄 Read the publication: bit.ly/44uan6H
📝 Explore the summary: bit.ly/4eRXKG8

🔬 How can scientists get involved in global AMR decision-making?

📣 Join the conversation in a webinar co-hosted by @escmid.bsky.social and the Global Strategy Lab to discuss the Independent Panel for Evidence on Action against #AMR on August 28 at 9AM EDT

Register: amrpolicy.org/events/shapi...

Structured evaluation of gender integration in tobacco control research Background Gender norms are known to influence smoking behaviours, but studies evaluating tobacco control policies frequently overlook these factors by relying on gender-blind methodologies. The degre...

Did You Know? A recent GSL study found that most tobacco control policy research overlooks gender, focusing only on comparisons between men and women while missing deeper social and cultural factors.
Read the publication here ➡️ 🚭 bit.ly/4dHxw8L

🎉 Congratulations to authors @mathieujpp.bsky.social, Tina Nanyangwe-Moyo, Natalia Pires de Vasconcelos, Daniel Wang, Gigi O Lin, Ana Luiza Chieffi, Cauê Freitas Mônaco, Zun Ge Mao & @shoffmania.bsky.social !

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