The latest edition of the PROMISE newsletter is online. This newsletter n°37 for the month of February 2025 offers you the latest news relating to antimicrobial resistance and the One Health global approach, from a perspective of disseminating information. On the program in particular: Featured Global Research Agenda on Antimicrobial Resistance in Human Health: WHO identifies research priorities AMR-Env: ‘3 questions to Thibault Stalder’ to find out more about the…

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The World Health Organization‘s global research agenda on antimicrobial resistance in human health has just been published in the ‘Publications’ section of their website. It has been developed to promote the generation of evidence with the greatest potential to mitigate AMR in the human health sector by 2030. The agenda outlines 33 research priorities addressing bacterial and fungal infections and seven priorities specifically addressing multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, identified through a rigorous…

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The AMR-Env working group is an emerging French network dedicated to antibiotic resistance in the environment, initiated as part of the PROMISE meta-network. It brings together several French research units and existing French networks. One of the aims of AMR-Env is to demonstrate the feasibility of an environmental antimicrobial resistance monitoring system in France. To achieve this, the network brings together a multitude of French research players (researchers, lecturers, engineers,…

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The latest edition of the PROMISE newsletter is online. This newsletter n°36 for the month of January 2025 offers you the latest news relating to antimicrobial resistance and the One Health global approach, from a perspective of disseminating information. On the program in particular: Featured The first version of the ABRomics platform is open! Rerun of the ‘Antibiotics: good care starts with good use’ campaign Some reading News of the…

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Funded by the Priority Research Programme (PRP) for Antibiotic Resistance, along with PROMISE, the ABRomics project aims to develop an online community platform to improve surveillance and research into antimicrobial resistance from a One Health perspective. Today, the ABRomics development team is pleased to announce the launch of the ABRomics platform: https://analysis.abromics.fr/! This first public version of the ABRomics platform offers free analysis of genomic data. It allows users to…

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Everyone can take action to protect their own health and that of others by making better use of antibiotics. In order to raise public awareness of the correct use of these medicines, and therefore of the fight against antibiotic resistance, Santé publique France, the French Ministry of Labour, Health, Solidarity and the Family and the French National Health Insurance (Assurance Maladie) are re-launching the ‘Antibiotics: good care starts with good…

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The latest edition of the PROMISE newsletter is online. This newsletter n°35 for the month of December 2024 offers you the latest news relating to antimicrobial resistance and the One Health global approach, from a perspective of disseminating information. On the program in particular: Featured ‘One Health approach to antibiotic resistance”: presentations and videos from the seminar held on 15 November 2024 are now available Proper use of antibiotics: ‘Les…

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On 15 November 2024, a seminar was held at the Ministry of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion in Paris (Tour Séquoia Auditorium, La Défense). The seminar was co-organised by the PROMISE meta-network, the Société de Pathologie Infectieuse de langue française (SPILF), the SPILF’s Groupe Bon Usage des Antibiotiques and the Centre de Référence en Antibiothérapie PACA (PACATB). The theme of the conference was ‘A One Health approach to antibiotic resistance:…

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Last month, from 18 to 24 November, was World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week 2024. This month, the festive season is fast approaching. The perfect opportunity to (re)discover ‘Les Minicrobes’ collection of books? ‘Les Minicrobes’ is a collection of 12 stories that explain microbes and infections to children through the adventures of two siblings: Marius and Alice. This collection of children’s books on infectious diseases was launched last year by Dr…

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