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The emergency ward of the ICDDRB central hospital in Mohakhali, Dhaka

Could hospital disinfectants contribute to antimicrobial resistance?

Wednesday 8 July 2026

Addressing enteric diseases requires us to connect fundamental biology with real-world interventions. By understanding how pathogens survive and persist, we can develop targeted strategies that reduce transmission through food systems and ultimately improve public health. Our goal is to ensure that fundamental discoveries translate into practical solutions for the prevention and control of infectious diseases.” Dr Ozan Gundogdu

Global collaborations advancing Campylobacter control

Wednesday 8 July 2026

a scientist holding petri dish

What if we have been solving the antibiotic market failure backwards?

Thursday 11 June 2026

A Scientist holding a petri dish

Research in South Africa and the future of AMR

Thursday 11 June 2026

“Expanding prescribing roles for nurses, pharmacists and other non-medical healthcare professionals has the potential to significantly improve access to care and enhance the patient experience, particularly at a time when primary care services are facing increasing pressure. Our review found that many patients value being able to access timely treatment closer to home, often without the need for additional GP appointments or referrals. - Henry Veillard, MSc student, 2024, LSHTM

Nurse and pharmacist prescribing could improve access to care, review finds

Monday 18 May 2026

“Antibiotic prescriptions for typhoid fever should be informed by up-to-date, evidence-based resistance patterns. In situations where access to newer antibiotics is limited, older ones can still work if tests show the bacteria are sensitive. Systematic research and continuous surveillance of antibiotic resistance patterns are critical for effective typhoid control.” - Dr Vijayalaxmi Mogasale, Joint PhD Candidate, LSHTM-Nagasaki University

New study shows shifting typhoid resistance in India

Tuesday 28 April 2026

Dr Hidenobu Matsuzaki attending the Antimicrobial Resistance – Genomes, Big Data and Emerging Technologies

Genomes, big data and emerging technologies: insights from Wellcome Genome Campus 2026

Thursday 23 April 2026

“I am delighted to step into the role of co-Director of AMR Centre. The AMR Centre celebrates interdisciplinarity in AMR research, and I, like many others, have found it to be an intellectual home at LSHTM.” - Dr Rebecca Glover

AMR Centre announces new leadership positions

Thursday 23 April 2026

"I watched a patient die - not from a lack of medicine, but because the medicine had stopped working." - Nadya, AMR student ambassador

From Pharmacy shelf to ICU: Indonesia’s quiet AMR crisis

Friday 27 March 2026

“Typhoid fever and its associated antibiotic resistance impose a considerable financial burden on the nation and on affected Indian households. For many, out-of-pocket costs for typhoid treatment are so high that they limit their ability to meet basic livelihood needs. Implementing vaccination programmes, responsible antibiotic use, and expanding social health insurance coverage can mitigate the economic impact of this disease at the national level.” Dr Vijayalaxmi Mogasale, Joint PhD Candidate, LSHTM-Naga

Typhoid fever costs billions for India’s economy and people

Tuesday 24 March 2026

Photo credit: University of Oxford

The role of migratory birds in the spread of antimicrobial resistance

Friday 13 March 2026

Dr Elizabeth Wangari, Research Degree Student at LSHTM

Closing the gap in women’s cancer care

Friday 6 March 2026