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Antimicrobial Resistance Research

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University of Guelph researchers tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through a One Health approach, collaborating across disciplines and with global partners to address interconnected health challenges affecting humans, animals, plants and the environment. Their work focuses on preventing infections, limiting resistance and advancing strategies that strengthen global health resilience.

Themes

U of G researchers tackle antimicrobial resistance through Research and Innovation, Leadership, Stewardship and Infection Prevention and Control, developing solutions, guiding coordinated responses, promoting responsible antimicrobial use and strengthening strategies to prevent infections across human, animal and environmental health.

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Research and Innovation

Research and innovation are vital for tackling antimicrobial resistance. U of G researchers advance understanding and develop solutions, driving significant progress in preventing infections and combating AMR on a global scale.

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Leadership

U of G researchers provide leadership in antimicrobial resistance, fostering collaboration and coordination across disciplines. Their expertise and commitment help shape effective, impactful strategies to address AMR globally.

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Stewardship

Stewardship involves responsible and judicious use of antimicrobials. Researchers at the U of G aim to promote practices that prevent the misuse and overuse of antibiotics and other antimicrobials, preserving their effectiveness.

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Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)

IPC measures help minimize the transmission of infections, reducing the need for antimicrobials. U of G researchers focus on strategies to prevent infections and enhance control measures.

AMR Articles

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U of G Research Investigates Efflux Pumps to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance

Date: November 15, 2024

Researcher: Georgina Cox

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U of G Researcher Involved in Global Collaboration for Antimicrobial Resistance

Date: November 22, 2023

Researcher: Scott Weese

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U of G Enhancing AMR Surveillance with a New Platform

Date: November 21, 2023

Researcher: Nicole Ricker

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TitleDateResearcher(s)
U of G Researchers Take New Approach to Antimicrobial ResistanceNovember 22, 2023Rebecca Shapiro
Seven Researchers Recognized with U of G Research Excellence AwardsSeptember 13, 2023Jennifer Geddes-McAlister and David Renaud
Federal Funding for Four Innovative, Interdisciplinary U of G projectsApril 25, 2023Jennifer Geddes-McAlister
Promoting Antimicrobial Stewardship on Dairy FarmsApril 23, 2023Stephen LeBlanc
Data Science: Animal Health Laboratory champions innovation in animal disease trendsApril 10, 2023Animal Health Laboratory (AHL)
U of G Research on ‘Sticky’ Proteins Points to New Treatments to Fight Antimicrobial ResistanceMarch 16, 2023Georgina Cox and Allison Leonard
Federal Health Funding for Three U of G ResearchersJanuary 12, 2023Cezar Khursigara
Antimicrobial Resistance - Building Resilience and Sustainability To Solve Global Health IssuesOctober 31, 2022Jane Parmley
Eleven U of G Research Projects Awarded Federal FundingSeptember 21, 2022Matthew Sorbara
U of G Vaccine Candidates Listed by World Health OrganizationAugust 15, 2022Mario Monteiro
U of G Professors Receive Funding for Canada Research ChairsJune 10, 2022Diana Lewis and Rebecca Shapiro
Five U of G Faculty Recognized with Early Researcher AwardsMay 2, 2022Jennifer Geddes-McAlister
OVC Researchers Study Manure Treatment Strategies To Reduce Resistant BacteriaApril 25, 2022Patrick Boerlin
One Health Research Aims To Punch Antimicrobial Resistance In The GutMarch 8, 2022Nikola May
U of G-Led Dairy Alliance Aims to Improve Competitiveness, Sustainability of Dairy IndustryFebruary 7, 2022Gisèle LaPointe
OVC researchers pursue an interdisciplinary approach to antimicrobial stewardship researchNovember 24, 2021David Kelton and Nicole Ricker
Understanding the pig gut microbiome will help producers manage their herdsOctober 25, 2021Vahab Farzan, Brandon Lillie and Robert Friendship
Antimicrobial Stewardship Researchers at U of G Awarded Provincial FundingOctober 15, 2021David Kelton and Shayan Sharif
Antimicrobial Stewardship Researchers Awarded Provincial FundingOctober 14, 2021David Kelton, Shayan Sharif and Rebecca Shapiro
Fighting antibiotic resistance in Ontario dairy cattleOctober 4, 2021Dan Shock
Veterinarians Shortening Antibiotic Prescriptions for UTIs in Dogs, U of G Study FindsSeptember 21, 2021Scott Weese
Three U of G Research Projects Receive Federal FundingMay 1, 2020Nicolas Brunet, Jennifer Geddes-McAlister and Shoshanah Jacobs
Building their best herd: HIR technology carries big benefits for dairy producers looking to naturally improve herd health and reduce veterinary treatment costsMarch 6, 2020Bonnie Mallard and Lauri Wagter-Lesperance
From veterinarian to researcher: Taika von Königslöw works to improve best practices for antibiotic treatment in calvesMarch 2, 2020Taika von Königslöw
Assistant Professor in Pathogenomics and Disease Informatics to conduct microbiology, bacterial genetics and bioinformatics researchJanuary 16, 2019Nicole Ricker
Bred for healthier livingJune 28, 2016Bonnie Mallard