World leaders at the UN General Assembly in New York have approved a new declaration to address antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a threat to modern medicine that could undo decades of progress. The declaration aims to intensify efforts to combat AMR and prevent a return to a pre-antibiotic era where infections could become deadly. This commitment by all countries is crucial in safeguarding the effectiveness of antibiotics and ensuring the continued treatment of infections in the future.
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Trump’s Return: Mixed Prospects for Africa’s Relations with the US
Donald Trump's second term as US president presents a complex landscape for Africa, with some Africans optimistic about strengthening partnerships and conservative values alignment, while others remain skeptical due to his limited engagement and controversial policies. Concerns arise from Trump's withdrawal from the WHO, potentially weakening Africa's healthcare systems, and his lack of interest in extending the AGOA, which could impact trade relations with the continent. Critics question Trump's commitment to Africa, highlighting his past...
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