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The Foundation stimulates and guides pharmaceutical companies to do more to improve access to medicine. It is an independent non-profit organisation.
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Access to Medicine Index

Ranks 20 of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies based on their efforts to address access to medicine, including in strategy, governance, R&D and pricing. By publicly recognising the best performers, the Index spurs companies to compete to be the best.

Antimicrobial Resistance Benchmark

Tracks what the 17 most active companies in antimicrobial R&D and manufacturing are doing to bring antimicrobial resistance under control. By assessing the level of action, it provides a reality check on progress against AMR.

Access to Vaccines Index

Reports what vaccine companies are doing to ensure all children can be immunised wherever they live. By uncovering what is working and where, this Index helps ensure vaccine markets also reach the poorest and most remote communities.
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Media - published on 18 Nov 2021
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Pharma companies should not repeat the inequities seen in Covid-19 treatments

In The Hindu's BusinessLine, Jyothi Datta reports on the findings of the third Antimicrobial Resistance Benchmark.

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Companies make progress tackling drug-resistant infections, foundation says

Ludwig Burger reports on the 2021 Antimicrobial Resistance Benchmark for Reuters.
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Threat of superbugs looms large with few new drugs in the pipeline

Anne Gulland covers the 2021 Antimicrobial Resistance Benchmark in The Telegraph.
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Fragile antibiotic supply chain causes shortages and is a national security threat, reports Forbes

Judy Stone writes about antibiotic shortages and the Foundation’s new white paper about the underlying systemic causes for the shortages. 

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