Visitors were able to find out more about the people on the front line in the fight against superbugs, from patients to healthcare professionals and researchers.
"We’re proud to have supported the Science Museum’s ‘Superbugs’ exhibition, helping to raise public awareness of the scale of this global health challenge. No one person or organisation has all the answers, nor is there one solution. Industry, governments, and health providers must work together to create the policies, educational programmes and medical interventions needed to win the fight against the superbugs."
Seema Patel, Hospital BU Medical Lead, Pfizer UK
"Superbugs had an incredibly successful reach. Beyond the million visitors that saw it in London, the exhibition has now appeared in seven countries, including at a summit at the United Nations General Assembly. Thanks to support from organisations like Pfizer, we’ve been able to start a dialogue about AMR with millions of people around the world in areas most affected by AMR, like India and China."
Sheldon Paquin, 'Superbugs' Exhibition Curator, Science Museum
Responsibility
Raising awareness of antimicrobial resistance in schools across the UK.
Responsibility
We've launched a national campaign which aims to help us all feel empowered to change the course of antimicrobial resistance.
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