Talk dirty (water) to me: why WASH is vital to stop AMR

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Notes from a small scientist

Linzy Elton

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6 days ago

Hello! My name is Linzy and I work in global health. I want to use social media to make science more accessible, both for other scientists and non-scientists. I hope you enjoy my content!

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Hello! My name is Linzy and I work in global health. I want to use social media to make science more accessible, both for other scientists and non-scientists. I hope you enjoy my content!

Life Sciences

Science

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Talk dirty (water) to me: why WASH is vital to stop AMR

Notes from a small scientist

8 minutes 36 seconds

3 years ago

Talk dirty (water) to me: why WASH is vital to stop AMR

These podcasts are linked to my blog Notes from a small scientist. In this episode, I explain why universal access to good water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) practices can help to reduce the amount of antimicrobial resistance, and therefore take the pressure off using antimicrobials! All my posts have links to online resources that you might find useful, and you can find the link to this particular post here.