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The time is now — the urgent need for solutions in the global antimicrobial crisis

In this article, Adrian Fellows, head of R&D at AGA Nanotech, looks at the current state of play in the global antimicrobial resistance crisis, revealing that we need solutions — like delivering high-energy oxidative molecules in a controlled manner

The time is now — the urgent need for solutions in the global antimicrobial crisis
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In this article, Adrian Fellows, head of R&D at AGA Nanotech, looks at the current state of play in the global antimicrobial resistance crisis, revealing that we need solutions — like delivering high-energy oxidative molecules in a controlled manner — now, not later!

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It was no surprise when the World Health Organisation (WHO) named antimicrobial resistance (AMR) as one of the biggest threats to global health. We’ve known for some time, that the widespread misuse of antibiotics has created a substantial increase in the number of antibiotic resistant bacteria.

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