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Each grade level contributed creative messages to help spread awareness about AMR—through drawings, comic stories, hashtags, and video clips, all developed with the support of AI tools.

This project aligns with UNESCO's mission to promote digital literacy, health education, and responsible innovation. It also supports the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly:

• SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – by promoting understanding of AMR and responsible antibiotic use

• SDG 4: Quality Education – by integrating AI tools to foster digital skills, creativity, and critical thinking

• SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure – by encouraging students to engage with emerging technologies in meaningful ways

By combining science, art, and technology, this exhibition reflects our commitment to empowering learners to become informed, innovative, and responsible global citizens.

1. New Therapies Against AMR

   • Researchers explore alternatives like bacteriophage therapy and antimicrobial peptides to fight resistant bacteria.

   • (Source: International Journal of Health Management and Tourism, 2025)

2. One Health Nanotechnology Approach

   • Using nanotechnology across human, animal, and environmental health to combat AMR in an integrated way.

   • (Source: Materials Advances, 2025)

3. Predicting AMR Trends with AI

   • Machine learning models forecast rising infections and economic impacts due to AMR in the UK.

   • (Source: Arxiv preprint, 2025, author: D.J. Hobley et al.)

4. Global Research Initiatives

   • C-CAMP and UK Global AMR Innovation Fund launched projects targeting AMR in the environment.

   • (Source: Times of India, 2025)

5. One Health Symposium

   • ASM and IISc host a global symposium to promote interdisciplinary AMR research.

   • (Source: ASM press release, 2025)

6. Access to Antibiotics

   • Less than 7% of patients with resistant infections in poor countries get needed antibiotics, worsening AMR risks.

   • (Source: The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 2025)

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