3.6 What do the challenges of AMR look like globally? Ft Professor Dame Sally Davies
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In a perfect world, what should governments be doing to help prevent AMR? What are the political obstacles in the way of tackling AMR?
In our final episode of the series, we speak to Professor Dame Sally Davies, Former UK Chief Medical Officer, Dr Eduardo Samo Gudo, Deputy Director General of the National Institute of Health in Mozambique. We also go around the world and speak with a variety of international experts to gain holistic insight into the challenges we face with AMR globally. From Government officials to academic experts, how can humanity come together to find solutions to antimicrobial resistance?
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