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Antimicrobial Viewpoints are articles in which experts in different areas of antimicrobial resistance share their knowledge and opinions about the current status and the future challenges of this field. You can read our editorial and ethics policies for these articles here

<br>Market stimulation needed for predictable supply of antibiotics with vulnerable supply chains in Europe</br><em> – by Christine Årdal</em>
10 May 2023

Market stimulation needed for predictable supply of antibiotics with vulnerable supply chains in Europe – by Christine Årdal

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<br>Access to industry antimicrobial resistance (AMR) susceptibility surveillance data</br><em> – by Rebecca Li & Patricia Bradford</em>
25 January 2023

Access to industry antimicrobial resistance (AMR) susceptibility surveillance data – by Rebecca Li & Patricia Bradford

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<br>Investing in the future of phage therapy</br><em> – by Jon Iredell & Jessica Sacher</em>
10 January 2023

Investing in the future of phage therapy – by Jon Iredell & Jessica Sacher

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<br>Lack of access to generic antibiotics and antifungals is an overlooked issue in AMR</br><em> – by Fatema Rafiqi, Moska Hellamand and Martijn van Gerven </em>
17 October 2022

Lack of access to generic antibiotics and antifungals is an overlooked issue in AMR – by Fatema Rafiqi, Moska Hellamand and Martijn van ...

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<br>Improving our ability to discover new antibiotics – a chemist’s overview</br><em> – by Mark Blaskovich</em>
25 August 2022

Improving our ability to discover new antibiotics – a chemist’s overview – by Mark Blaskovich

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<br>Making matters worse: antimicrobial resistance in conflict settings</br><em> – by Jacob Goldberg, Angela Uyen-Cateriano and Gijs Van Gassen </em>
23 June 2022

Making matters worse: antimicrobial resistance in conflict settings – by Jacob Goldberg, Angela Uyen-Cateriano and Gijs Van Gassen

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