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A new report by OHT researchers highlights the importance of boosting vaccination coverage to slow the pace of antimicrobial resistance.

In a Royal Society Open Science study, OHT’s researchers developed an agent-based model of an intensive care unit to assess the effects of uncertainties on the nosocomial transmission dynamics of hospital-acquired infections.

Out in The Lancet Planetary Health, OHT researchers and colleagues found a relationship between animal antimicrobial consumption and AMR in food-producing animals and between human antimicrobial consumption and AMR.

Published in Nature Microbiology, OHT’s Ramanan Laxminarayan and co-authors discuss the importance of understanding how antimicrobial resistance (AMR) relates to environmental health.

In Frontiers in Public Health, One Health Trust collaborative research worked to understand the prioritization of zoonoses in India.

Out in PLOS Medicine, OHT’s Ramanan Laxminarayan co-edited a special issue on drug resistance in low- and middle-income countries.

OHT and other MAAP collaborators released the results of a 4-year study of antimicrobial resistance data made available by 14 participating African countries.