“Until then, I thought it was a cancer that would kill me. Now I wondered whether resistant infection might be a more imminent threat.” Laila, 32, with advanced bowel cancer, speaking in the 'mini-film' False Peak on her experience of a drug resistant sepsis that delayed her cancer therapy.
01 August 2024, Version 1
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Q. How can One Health approaches be operationalized in order to enable action to reduce or prevent AMR?
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Comment number 1, Becky McCall: Aug 01, 2024, 12:37
Becky McCall
Aug 01, 2024, 12:37
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Thanks for watching the digital story. I'm keen to know what people think in response to: a) do you think there is value in using this story and similar to help shape thinking around AMR in a way that might enrich public health campaigns? b) do you think similar stories about other aspects of One Health eg resistance genes in wastewater, food production or agriculture would be of interest to the public and/or professional stakeholders? Thanks for your comments