Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is now widely recognised across medical and policy communities as an immediate global health crisis, not a… Continue reading

Our #SochSamajhKe fellows have graduated and they are now Superheroes against Superbugs! In February 2026, Superheroes against Superbugs (SaS), in… Continue reading

Can you believe that one of humanity’s deadliest pathogens, which continues to challenge us every day, was once romanticised and… Continue reading

The Superbug Summit 2026: Mechanisms, Evolution, and Control of Drug-Resistant Pathogens, at Chanakya University, Bengaluru, was a timely reminder of… Continue reading

In our experience, if you want a real sense of how AMR messages are understood outside expert circles, young people… Continue reading

2025 was a year of building depth, widening conversations, and meeting people where Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) actually shows up! We… Continue reading

Outside of regular work and study, how many people do you know who will spend their leisure time engaging on… Continue reading

Picture this. You wake up with a sore throat before a presentation or an exam. You head to the nearest… Continue reading

World AMR Awareness Week (WAAW) 2025 is here, and every year it reminds us of the same thing. Despite the… Continue reading

India’s love for milk and dairy products is no secret; they have been part of our daily diets for centuries.… Continue reading

When we think of the frontline defenders in the fight against infections, our minds often turn to doctors, nurses or… Continue reading

Superbugs–microbes like bacteria, fungi, virus, or any parasite resistant to all commercially available antimicrobials–are on the rise, while the number… Continue reading

In the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) crisis, the medical professionals are at an equally precarious position as the patients with AMR… Continue reading

Change is the only constant – this is especially true when it comes to antibiotics. We have gone from benefiting… Continue reading

Since their discovery, antibiotics have saved millions of lives, making surgeries safer and supporting treatments for cancer and chronic illnesses.… Continue reading