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Evaluating novel antimicrobials within EU joint clinical assessments

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  • Angus Macfarlane
  • George Bray
  • Matthias Hofer
  • Grace Hampson

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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing global health and economic threat. It is responsible for an additional 9.5 million hospital days and costs across the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA) economies €11.7 billion annually.

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  • Angus Macfarlane & George Bray & Matthias Hofer & Grace Hampson, 2026. "Evaluating novel antimicrobials within EU joint clinical assessments," Contract Research 002529, Office of Health Economics.
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