COVID-19 as analogy for antimicrobial resistance by Danny de Vries

Antonio Vieira Santos July 14, 2020No Comments

Being in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic sets the right stage for us to ponder the problem of antimicrobial resistance, or AMR. What is exactly the connection between COVID-19 and AMR? To what extent is this connection a social science issue?

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Last updated on July 15, 2020

Antonio Vieira Santos

Co-founder of AXSChat Podcast and Digital Transformation Lab at University of Cork. Sociologist, Workplace Enterprise Expert. Board Advisor at WomenInTech. ex-Sonae, ex- Siemens. 🏆EU Digital Mindset Award Winner. Ranked as TOP 1 most influential employee in the world on topics of climate change and environmental sustainability by Onalytica in 2021. TOP 3 Influencer in a comparative study about largest and best performing 48 consultancies and management consulting companies on Twitter and LinkedIn and their subsequent influence within the C-Suite community across key commercial growth areas.

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