Media Roundup:
- Sci Dev Net: Pharma companies to share data on antimicrobial resistance
- All Africa: Africa: Pharma Companies to Share Data on Antimicrobial Resistance
- All Africa: Pharma Companies to Share Data on Deadly Antimicrobial Resistance
- CIDRAP Stewardship / Resistance Scan for Jun 22, 2022: New online platform for sharing AMR data launched
- CIDRAP News: Data-sharing initiative aims to help fight against antibiotic resistance
Social Media:
Pablo-David Rojas on Twitter: “Here a valuable and powerful tool, data-driven and very useful to tackle #AntimicrobialResistance”
Nadine Hillock on Twitter: ”Fantastic initiative! 👏👏 AMR data sharing platform for researchers to access resistance data held by industry”
Damiano de Felice on Twitter: “Kudos to @Wellcome_AMR and @VivliCenter.It is great to see that the #AMRregister has become a reality”
Pfizer Medical on Twitter: “We’re pleased to lead the way as a founding contributor of antimicrobial surveillance raw data to @VivliCenter AMR Register, enabling key decision makers access to trends in resistance #AMR”
Francesca on Twitter: “Wow it is fantastic to see this becoming reality and with so many contributing companies https://amr.vivli.org @Wellcome_AMR @VivliCenter”
Venatorx Pharmaceuticals on Twitter: “Groundbreaking Data-Sharing Initiative Launches to Increase Understanding of Antimicrobial Resistance. Log on and explore the Register today!! @VivliCenter @GSK @pfizer @Merck @JNJGlobalHealth @SHIONOGI_JP @ParatekPharma @ViatrisInc https://amr.vivli.org
Karla Childers on Twitter: “Congratulations to @VivliCenter for the launch of the AMR register! It was an honor to be part of the event today.”
Venatorx on LinkedIn: “ATTENTION: Groundbreaking Data-Sharing Initiative Launches to Increase Understanding of Antimicrobial Resistance”
Jeevan John on LinkedIn: “Insight has partnered again with nonprofit Vivli in its launch of an AMR data-sharing platform to help clinical researchers tackle the problem.”
Health Europa on LinkedIn: “Leading pharmaceutical companies have joined forces to share surveillance data on antibiotic-resistant bacteria to tackle the global threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).”