Here are a few open access bibliographical databases in open access, on themes related to antimicrobial resistance, Global Health or One Health.
Two data bases are available on Zotero, providing a list of social sciences references on AMR and on the veterinary profession.
Here is a non-exhaustive list of projects and teams who are involved in the field of social sciences of antimicrobial resistance.
AMIS – Antimicrobials in Society. A group of medical anthropologists led by Pr Clare Chandler at the LSHTM, which aim is to demonstrate the rich social-material worlds that antimicrobials inhabit and travel within, and in doing so offer policy-makers, scientists, and funders new ways to conceptualise and act upon AMR.
The social study of microbes group. A team of social scientists with passion for microbes and questions of social justice, led by Dr Salla Sariola at the University of Helsinki and studying global health, antimicrobial resistance and exploring new ways of producing knowledge with and about microbes.
Follow here the different news on antimicrobial resistance and antibiotic use in digital media (in French for now).
Le Monde, May 3, 2023. In veterinary schools, the patriarchal legacy weighs on young women. While the profession has been heavily and rapidly feminized for over twenty years, young veterinarians struggle to change gender biases[ˆ1].
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