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Post Haste: Why pharma is giving up on UK trials

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By Jasmin Kaur
| Substack
This is Post Haste, our new home for swift thoughts, responsive takes, and first attempts at solving problems. Want to write for us? Email editor@britishprogress.org By Jasmin Kaur (@JasminKaur_) and Meri Beckwith (@meribeckwith) Last year, 578 new clinical trials were initiated in the UK. The headline number looks good: a 35.7% increase. But buried in the latest data from the Association of British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) is a much more concerning story.
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Hidden transmissions of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ST111 –the importance of continuous molecular surveillance - Antimicrobial Resistance & Infection Control

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By Jasmin Kaur, Michael Fabian, Knut Kurt William, Johannes Karl-Mark
| link.springer.com
Abstract A series of transmission of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ST111 blaVIM−2, previously undetected by standard surveillance, was discovered in a tertiary care hospital in Northern Germany through molecular genetic monitoring. Hence, environmental sampling was initiated to find the source of infection. First, routine epidemiological data ruled out patient-to-patient transmission and two initial diagnoses were assessed as externally acquired.
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Commentary on Day et al.: Singapore's approach toward drug rehabilitation

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By Jasmin Kaur, Salina Samion
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Singapore's approach toward drug rehabilitation incorporates components of recovery support services described by Day and colleagues [1]. Singapore embraces the concept of recovery capital as an essential component of drug recovery and abstinence as recommended by Day and colleagues [1].
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