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The environment within us has been shown to play a big role in the development and subsequent spread of antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). Biocides such as insecticides, disinfectants and pesticides are chemicals used in medicine, agriculture, and industries to control harmful organisms. However, these chemicals have been attributable to the occurrence of AMR in the environment. How can we regulate the production and monitor the use of these important chemicals for prevention of AMR in the environment? Join us in this upcoming webinar to learn more about the interconnection and regulation of use and production of Biocides for the prevention of AMR in the environment.
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Students Against Superbugs Africa (SAS Africa) is a catalytic youth-driven organization that seeks to mitigate the threat of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in African communities using a One Health Approach. By empowering young people throughout Africa to be lead advocates in the fight against AMR, SAS Africa aims to raise awareness and nurture a culture of social responsibility towards appropriate knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to AMR in their respective communities.