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Presentations and panel discussions about topics related to GARDP's focus areas

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Presentations and panel discussions about topics related to GARDP’s focus areas.​

Cefiderocol access project: Where are we now?
28 March 2025

Cefiderocol access project: Where are we now?

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SECURE: Improving access to antibiotics through new economic models
14 February 2024

SECURE: Improving access to antibiotics through new economic models

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GARDP: An innovative public health approach to counter AMR
7 December 2023

GARDP: An innovative public health approach to counter AMR

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Antibiotic shortages: causes, consequences, and solutions
27 September 2023

Antibiotic shortages: causes, consequences, and solutions

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How can non-profit drug developers counter AMR?
9 May 2023

How can non-profit drug developers counter AMR?

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Putting children first – Towards a better outcome for children and newborns with drug-resistant infections
22 November 2022

Putting children first – Towards a better outcome for children and newborns with drug-resistant infections

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Breaking down access barriers for antibiotics: Cefiderocol as a pathfinder
7 July 2022

Breaking down access barriers for antibiotics: Cefiderocol as a pathfinder

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Advancing antibiotic R&D during the COVID-19 pandemic
29 June 2021

Advancing antibiotic R&D during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Learning from COVID-19 to tackle the silent pandemic of antibiotic resistance
4 March 2021

Learning from COVID-19 to tackle the silent pandemic of antibiotic resistance

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Saving childrens’ lives – treating neonatal sepsis
20 November 2020

Saving childrens’ lives – treating neonatal sepsis

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Putting children first in the fight against antibiotic resistance
25 June 2020

Putting children first in the fight against antibiotic resistance

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GARDP: Bringing new treatments for drug-resistant infections to all who need them
16 June 2020

GARDP: Bringing new treatments for drug-resistant infections to all who need them

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