An editorial article by the International Network for AMR Social Science (INAMRSS) features in the latest volume of the Bulletin of the World Health Organisation.
INAMRSS is an open consortium of international academic centres focused on social science research and policy on antimicrobial resistance. Led by Professor Steven Hoffman (York University), INAMRSS functions as a network of networks, fostering international research and collaboration by tying together research leaders from diverse regional, national and international AMR research centres. LML is a founding centre of INAMRSS, and Dr Kathy Liddell (Director of LML) acts as the key liaison.
Their recent editorial in the Bulletin of the World Health Organisation discusses the ‘social, cultural, and economic aspects of antimicrobial resistance. It is available here.