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Poor antimicrobial practices are endemic in the animal agricultural sector.
Annual deaths from multi-resistant bacterial infections may increase to 10 million if poor practices continue.
Engagement calls for animal health companies to demonstrate understanding of the material AMR risks and opportunities and preparedness to meet these.

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Engaging with the animal health sector to prevent the next public health crisis - Federated Hermes

Dr Emma Berntman sets outs the gravity of antimicrobial resistance risk (AMR), why a multi-stakeholder approach is crucial and the findings from the FAIRR initiative’s latest report Federated Hermes have contributed to.

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