Global Antibiotic R&D Partnership (GARDP)

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Putting public health needs at the centre of antibiotic drug development to address the crisis of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). https://gardp.org/this-is-big/

We're hiring! GARDP is looking for a Consultant – Medical Affairs & Clinical Coordination in Delhi to support access to a priority antibacterial treatment through clinical evidence, regulatory engagement and expert collaboration. 📍 Delhi | 📅 6-month consultancy (extendable) 📩 aroy@gardp.org

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For decades, the global pipeline for developing and delivering new antibiotics has worked in reverse. In his latest @telegraph.co.uk op-ed, Peter Beyer explains how Thailand's fast-track approval of zoliflodacin could help turn that model on its head. 🔗 www.telegraph.co.uk/global-healt...

New drug for super-gonorrhoea points to better antibiotic development

It is possible to break the cycle that has left much of the world waiting years for new antibiotics

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The antibiotics we need most are often the hardest to develop. A new BBC StoryWorks feature explores why antibiotic innovation needs a new model, and highlights GARDP's public health-driven approach to R&D, access and stewardship. Read more: www.bbc.com/storyworks/i...

Antimicrobial resistance is on the rise. Can prevention outpace antimicrobial resistance?

Antimicrobial resistance is on the rise. Can prevention outpace antimicrobial resistance?

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#NeoSep1 has officially expanded to Pakistan! 🇵🇰 We are proud to be a partner in this innovative clinical trial, improving antibiotic treatment options for newborns with sepsis. @gardp.bsky.social @innovative-ctu.bsky.social @citystgeorges.bsky.social

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Every year, millions of newborns develop sepsis. For many, the antibiotics available are no longer effective. We're proud to announce the launch of the #NeoSep1 clinical trial at Aga Khan University Hospital in Pakistan, helping advance better treatment options for newborns with sepsis. #AMR

News: @nature.com India reports on NeoSep1's expansion to Asia, with Indian hospitals joining the global trial to find safe, effective and affordable antibiotic combinations for neonatal sepsis. The trial aims to enrol 3,000 newborns across Asia and Africa by 2028. www.nature.com/articles/d44...

Researchers seek better antibiotics for newborn sepsis amid rising drug resistance

Indian hospitals join a global trial to find safe and affordable antibiotic combinations for the infections, which are currently treated by more than 200 regimens worldwide.

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🚨 This is BIG! 👶JIPMER in India enrolled the first baby in Asia into the NeoSep1 trial. Since then, babies have been enrolled at the Rohtak site, with Mumbai next. 🧪 Led by GARDP and partners, NeoSep1 is one of the most ambitious clinical trials ever undertaken for neonatal sepsis.

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