Superbugs are a leading cause of death worldwide

Superbugs – which cause antibiotic resistant infections – contribute to about 5 million deaths every year. They affect everybody, with those in the poorest countries hit hardest. But by working together to provide education and sanitation, we can help to stop superbugs

A global problem... with local solutions

Education

Education

One of the most effective ways to stop superbugs is through education. By providing high-quality resources and teaching tools we can help protect the next generation against superbugs
Sanitation

Sanitation

About 3 billion people lack the facilities to wash their hands at home. By ensuring access to clean water and soap, we can reduce the risk of superbugs by stopping people getting sick in the first place
Communication

Communication

Superbugs kill more people every year than AIDS, malaria or lung cancer. So why aren't more people talking about them? By sharing stories, we can spread awareness, raise support, and help keep everybody safe
Education

Education

One of the most effective ways to stop superbugs is through education. By providing high-quality resources and teaching tools we can help protect the next generation against superbugs
Sanitation

Sanitation

About 3 billion people lack the facilities to wash their hands at home. By ensuring access to clean water and soap, we can reduce the risk of superbugs by stopping people getting sick in the first place
Communication

Communication

Superbugs kill more people every year than AIDS, malaria or lung cancer. So why aren't more people talking about them? By sharing stories, we can spread awareness, raise support, and help keep everybody safe

The Stop Superbugs Network

According to the latest research, superbugs are responsible for more deaths in sub-Saharan Africa than anywhere else. That's why we set up The Stop Superbugs Network...

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