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The burden of antibiotic resistance in neonates from developing societies

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“Focusing research on the burden of antibiotic resistance in neonates from developing societies”

About

The level of antibiotic resistance in neonatal infections and its impact on mortality in low-middle income countries is unacceptably high. This study will provide the means, support, network and tools to understand the impact of antibiotic resistance on neonatal morbidity and mortality.

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Presentation of results from BARNARDS 2015-2018- India

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The UK Team

Contact the BARNARDS group UK Team Principal Investigator, BARNARDS Prof Timothy Walsh, DSc Prof Timothy Walsh, DSc. Head of Microbiology Research for the School of Medicine, Dean of International Research for the Institute of Infection and Immunity, Cardiff University. WalshTR@cardiff.ac.uk Professor Timothy Walsh has been studying antibiotic resistant (AMR) mechanisms for over 20 years and…

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INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS

Take a look at the partners from across the globe who we work with.

A Story from Kano, Nigeria

Sepsis in Kano A touching story from our Nigerian BARNARDS Project Coordinator that encapsulates the heart of the BARNARDS project, aiming to reduce neonatal mortality in developing societies as a result of sepsis caused by antimicrobial resistant bacteria.

Our Location

Cardiff CF14 4XN

Contact us

BARNARDS Group
Room 174, 6th floor
Department of Medical Microbiology
University Hospital of Wales
Cardiff CF14 4XN
Wales, UK
+44(0)2920744725

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