microbe talk - foodborne antimicrobial resistance: research and surveillance

posted on january 18, 2024   by clare baker

in this episode of microbe talk clare is joined by rick mumford, deputy chief scientific advisor & deputy director of science evidence & research at the uk food standards agency (fsa). they chat about research and surveillance of foodborne antimicrobial resistance (amr), delivering on the 5-year national action plan and look to the future of foodborne amr.

if you’d like to read rick’s paper, ‘foodborne antimicrobial resistance (amr) research and surveillance in the uk: priorities identified through the food standards agency’s amr programme review (2023)’ published in journal of medical microbiology, the society’s interdisciplinary journal for medical, veterinary and dental microbiology, you can do so here. 

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if you’d like to get involved in tackling amr you can find out more information on our knocking out amr project and register your interest on our website.

music by yrii semchyshyn from pixabay

you can download a transcript of the episode here.