A new study led by Principal Research Fellow Dr Wilber Sabiiti has found that antibiotics used to treat tuberculosis also kill other potentially useful bacteria. Such “good” bacteria play a key role in strengthening…
The Scotland–West Africa Partnership to fight Antimicrobial resistance recently held their first stakeholders meeting in Ho, the capital city of Ghanaian Volta region.
Three PhD students from the Infection and Global Health Division recently attended the week long residential interdisciplinary Anti Microbial Resistance (AMR) course.
Professor Matthew Holden has been awarded a £2.8M Global Consortia grant by the Medical Research Council to investigate antibacterial resistance.
Kerry Falconer and Martin McHugh, PhD studentsh have both been awarded places at the National Training programme in AMR.
Hosted as part of the 6th East African Health and Scientific Research Conference and International trade fair the symposium was co-chaired by Dr. Wilber Sabiiti and Dr. Helen Meme of Kenya Medical Research Institute…