ReAct - Action on Antibiotic Resistance, Fyristorg 6, Uppsala (2025)

22/12/2025

For 20 years, ReAct has worked for a world free from untreatable infections.
Help us reach our vision.

Your support helps drive stronger, collective action on antibiotic resistance.

As antibiotic resistance increases and with few new antibiotics being developed, we risk losing the ability to treat bacterial infections effectively.
But together, we can work for a world where infections remain treatable, for everyone, everywhere.

Link on different ways to support our work in the comments below.👇

22/12/2025

🎶🦠 When Art Meets Action on AMR

“Dancing with Bacteria,” created with ReAct Latin America, used music and performance to tell a powerful story about bacteria, antibiotics, and responsibility. For artist and researcher Alexis Zapata, antimicrobial resistance is not just a scientific issue. It reflects the deep connection between planetary health, microbiomes, and communities.

Presented at the 5th World Assembly for People’s Health, the performance showed how creative expression can make complex health issues accessible, emotional, and meaningful.

For 20 years, ReAct has worked with artists, communities, and advocates to ensure AMR action speaks not only to policies, but to people. 💛

21/12/2025

ReAct Europe and ZDOROVI are very happy to have conducted a 3-part online lecture series for health care staff in Ukraine.

The lectures had an educational and practical approach focusing on infection prevention control and antibiotic resistance.

😀 Around 2000 participants! Mainly health care staff such as nurses, pharmacists and medical doctors.

🌟 We are so happy for such a great interest – thank you ZDOROVI agency for great collaboration!

Looking forward to our next steps in 2026 and onward!

19/12/2025

⭐️For 20 years, ReAct has worked to tackle antimicrobial resistance, driven by people, communities and creativity.

🎙️ Meet Dr Arturo Quizhpe, pediatrician, public health advocate, and founding member of ReAct. From policy to art, from communities to One Health, his work shows why health is ecological and collective.

Read the interview 👇

18/12/2025

Looking back at World AMR Awareness Week is a good moment to rethink and reflect on our relationship with antibiotics and with life itself.

At ReAct, we joined this global movement by engaging stakeholders and communities across four continents.

See some key highlights from this year’s activities: 👇
https://www.reactgroup.org/news-and-views/news-and-opinions/year-2025/react-highlights-world-amr-awareness-week-2025-2/

18/12/2025

For 20 years, ReAct has worked for a world free from untreatable infections.
Help us reach our vision.

Your support helps drive stronger, collective action on antibiotic resistance.

As antibiotic resistance increases and with few new antibiotics being developed, we risk losing the ability to treat bacterial infections effectively.
But together, we can work for a world where infections remain treatable, for everyone, everywhere.

Link on different ways to support our work in the comments below.👇

17/12/2025

Yesterday ReAct Europe participated in the Second Conference on Swedish Support to the Recovery and Development of Healthcare in Ukraine – Together Towards Sustainable Healthcare and Better Health, organized by and the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs.

The conference brought together Ukrainian and Swedish representatives from government, NGOs, health care, and the private sector to reflect on two years of healthcare collaboration. Key priorities for international cooperation were discussed, including infection prevention and control (IPC) and addressing antibiotic resistance.

Since this year ReAct is engaged in a new collaboration with Ukraine, focusing on strengthening IPC capacities, raising awareness and knowledge on antibiotic resistance among health care personnel and civil society and promoting educational strengthening and exchange. ZDOROVI agency

Speakers at the conference highlighted the need for support to be strengthened at a more local level, within individual hospitals and healthcare facilities - an approach that aligns well with ReAct’s priorities for the coming year.

15/12/2025

⭐️ As ReAct marks 20 years of global action on antibiotic resistance, we are highlighting colleagues from across our global network and the vital work they do.

In this interview, meet Hyfa Mohammed Ali, Program Manager at ReAct Asia Pacific, and hear her reflections on ReAct’s role in tackling AMR and what the next decade demands.

👉 Read the full interview on our website, link in first comment.

12/12/2025

Did you know that 1 in 5 deaths from antibiotic resistance is a child younger than 5?

For 20 years, ReAct has worked for a world free from untreatable infections.
Help us reach our vision.

Your support helps drive stronger, collective action on antibiotic resistance.

As antibiotic resistance increases and with few new antibiotics being developed, we risk losing the ability to treat bacterial infections effectively.
But together, we can work for a world where infections remain treatable, for everyone, everywhere.

Learn more about how you can support our work:
https://www.reactgroup.org/support-us/

10/12/2025

Today, ReAct is proud to support and take part in a special celebration organized by the British Embassy, marking the 80th anniversary of The Nobel Prize awarded to Sir Alexander Fleming, Sir Ernst Chain, and Lord Howard Florey for the discovery of penicillin - a breakthrough that transformed modern medicine and continues to save countless lives. 💊

In his speech Otto Cars, founder of ReAct, reflected on Fleming’s legacy and the urgent need to protect the effectiveness of antibiotics for future generations.

As part of the program, Dame Sally Davies also delivered the remarks, followed by a beautiful musical performance by the acclaimed AMR Musical LIFELINE - that added an artistic touch to this historic moment. 🎶

Antibiotic resistance remains one of the greatest global health challenges of our time. Honoring Fleming’s groundbreaking work reminds us why continued action, innovation, and collaboration are essential.

🌟 Thank you to Samantha Job, British Ambassador to Sweden, and the team at the British Embassy Stockholm for organizing this event! 🌟

10/12/2025

🌟 80 years since the Nobel Prize for Penicillin 🌟

Penicillin changed the course of medicine, saving millions of lives. Today, antibiotic resistance threatens the very progress it enabled.

For 20 years, ReAct has been working toward a world free from untreatable infections – and our work continues.

Please reach out to Support our mission: https://www.reactgroup.org/support-us/

Photo credit: Photo gallery. NobelPrize.org.

05/12/2025

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