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NIAMRRE

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Addressing strategic gaps in knowledge related to antimicrobial use, stewardship & resistance across humans, animals & the environment.

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Joined March 2020
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The State Hygienic Laboratory at The University of Iowa serves all of Iowa’s 99 counties through disease detection, environmental monitoring, and newborn and maternal screening. Thank you for being a member since 2020! #MemberMonday
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Grateful to have been able to call the Center for Global Health Innovation (CGHI) a member since 2021! #MemberMonday
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NIAA has been a NIAMRRE member since 2021. NIAA is dedicated to providing programs to work towards solutions for disease, while promoting a safe and wholesome food supply and the best practices of environmental stewardship, animal health and well-being. #MemberMonday
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The Iowa Biotechnology Association was founded to unify Iowa's bioscience industry, academic research institutions and economic development organizations. Thank you for being a member! #MemberMonday
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Here's what's going on with NIAMRRE this week! Look out for more announcements about the 2024 Annual Conference coming soon. #WhatsUpWednesday Register for the PACCARB Public Meeting here: rb.gy/ysylb1
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Resilient Biotics develops innovative microbiome products that eliminate disease, reduce antibiotic resistance, and contribute to overall understanding of how the microbiome can promote host health and well-being. Thanks for being a member! #MemberMonday
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For this week's #FastFactFriday, NIAMRRE wants to shine a light on all the amazing members who help our organization thrive!
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Don't forget! Tomorrow is the December Member Spotlight with Krista Gens of the Society of Infectious Diseases Pharmacists. Register Here: rb.gy/f34h6i
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Thank you to The National Pork Board for being a member since 2021 #MemberMonday
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Bonus Fact: the musical's chorus section comprises real-life scientists and health professionals! #FastFactFriday
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#Antibiotics do not treat viruses, like those causing #colds #flu, #RSV, or #COVID19. Other medications, like antivirals, can treat certain viruses. Learn about when antibiotics are & aren’t needed. bit.ly/3l8KFyd #BeAntibioticsAware #AntimicrobialResistance #USAAW23
Chart with differences between viruses & bacteria. Title: Viruses or Bacteria What's got you sick? 1st row of common respiratory infections is common cold/runny nose. Common cold is caused by a virus, not bacteria & antibiotics aren’t needed. 2nd row, sore throat, is typically caused by viruses (except strep), not bacteria & an antibiotic isn’t needed. 3rd row, COVID-19, is caused by a virus; antibiotics aren’t needed. 4th row, the flu, is caused by a virus, not bacteria, & antibiotics aren’t needed. 5th row is bronchitis/chest cold. Bronchitis/chest colds are caused by either a virus or bacteria & antibiotics aren’t typically needed. 6th row, middle ear infection, is caused by a virus or bacteria. Antibiotics may be needed. 7th row, sinus infection, is caused by either virus or bacteria. Antibiotics may be needed. 8th row, strep throat, is caused by bacteria. Antibiotics needed. 9th row, whooping cough, is caused by bacteria. Antibiotics needed. www.cdc.gov/antibiotic-use

ALT Chart with differences between viruses & bacteria. Title: Viruses or Bacteria What's got you sick? 1st row of common respiratory infections is common cold/runny nose. Common cold is caused by a virus, not bacteria & antibiotics aren’t needed. 2nd row, sore throat, is typically caused by viruses (except strep), not bacteria & an antibiotic isn’t needed. 3rd row, COVID-19, is caused by a virus; antibiotics aren’t needed. 4th row, the flu, is caused by a virus, not bacteria, & antibiotics aren’t needed. 5th row is bronchitis/chest cold. Bronchitis/chest colds are caused by either a virus or bacteria & antibiotics aren’t typically needed. 6th row, middle ear infection, is caused by a virus or bacteria. Antibiotics may be needed. 7th row, sinus infection, is caused by either virus or bacteria. Antibiotics may be needed. 8th row, strep throat, is caused by bacteria. Antibiotics needed. 9th row, whooping cough, is caused by bacteria. Antibiotics needed. www.cdc.gov/antibiotic-use

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Happy U.S. Antibiotic Awareness Week! Want to show support for combating #AntimicrobialResistance & proper #antibiotic & #antifungal use? Wear Purple now through Friday. Learn more about #USAAW23 & access resources: bit.ly/3SfjlyU #USAAW23 #GoPurpleForUSAAW
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Bio Nebraska has been a NIAMRRE member since 2021. Thank you for your membership! #MemberMonday
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Today's #FastFactFriday focuses on the cooperation of four main agencies that aim to achieve together what no one sector can achieve alone in the fight against AMR.
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Big things are just around the corner for NIAMRRE! Here's what you need to know this week to say in the loop. Links: Student Webinar (rb.gy/ct83r0) Bioinformatics Workshop (reimangardens.com/plan-your-…)
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The November Member Spotlight will start in an hour. Join in to hear from Dr. John Barlow from The University of Vermont Agriculture & Life Sciences. Register here: rb.gy/d4gq7z
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Reminder! Tomorrow is the November Member Spotlight with Dr. John Barlow of The University of Vermont Agriculture & Life Sciences. Register here: rb.gy/d4gq7z
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There is still time to register for NIAMRRE's virtual One Health Interprofessional AMR Education Program. For those interested in applying, you will have until this evening at 5pm CT. Don't miss out! Learn more and apply here: lnkd.in/g9muPMu3
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NIAMRRE is looking forward to the World AMR Awareness Week (WAAW) coming up November 18-24th. To kick off the week, NIAMRRE will be collaborating on a student webinar. Sign up and learn more about the event here: rb.gy/ct83r0
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Thank you for being a member since 2020, Innoceleris! #MemberMonday
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