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18 November 2021

Ondanks corona boeken farmaceuten vooruitgang op het gebied van antibiotica

Rinke van den Brink from NOS explores the findings of the 2021 Antimicrobial Benchmark, outlining points of progress and points where there is further to go.

The article highlights where companies are investing in R&D, but also where they are falling short on ensuring access to their antibacterial and antifungal medicines and vaccines. 

Rinke van den Brink writes: "De grootste farmaceutische bedrijven hebben de afgelopen twee jaar meer gedaan dan daarvoor om nieuwe antibiotica en antischimmelmiddelen te ontwikkelen. Ze hebben zich ook meer ingespannen om de toegankelijkheid van bestaande middelen in armere landen te vergroten, al blijft dat een groot probleem."

Click to read the full article on the NOS website.

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