There is no shortage of new evidence that antimicrobial resistance or A-M-R continues to be a critical problem globally. The wartime spread of  A-M-R disease in Ukraine and "superbugs" in China causing “white lung” pneumonia in children last year, indicate that short of a radically shift... researchers of a study by Global Strategy Lab say... this is a problem here to stay.

For more, KCBS's Alisa Clancy spoke with Isaac Weldon, a lead author of the study, a recent political science PhD graduate from York University in Toronto and investigator with Global Strategy Lab.

<p>There is no shortage of new evidence that antimicrobial resistance or A-M-R continues to be a critical problem globally. The wartime spread of  A-M-R disease in Ukraine and "superbugs" in China causing “white lung” pneumonia in children last year, indicate that short of a radically shift... researchers of a study by Global Strategy Lab say... this is a problem here to stay.</p>
<p>For more, KCBS's Alisa Clancy spoke with Isaac Weldon, a lead author of the study, a recent political science PhD graduate from York University in Toronto and investigator with Global Strategy Lab.</p>

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