Stakeholders have called for increased funding, stronger public awareness, and coordinated action to effectively curb antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in Nigeria.
They made the call in Abuja on Thursday at a multi-stakeholder engagement on resource allocation for AMR surveillance and containment in the country.
In her presentation titled “National AMR Landscape – Policies, Surveillance and Resource Allocations in Nigeria,” Omolara Oyinlola, a global health and…
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