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Protein-mapping technique could pave the way for new drugs

30 March 2015

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Ebola more deadly for young children

25 March 2015

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Adults only really catch flu about twice a decade, suggests study

3 March 2015

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Towards changing healthcare workers' behaviour

23 February 2015

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PHE report on behaviour change and antibiotic prescribing published

23 February 2015

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Poor patient weight recording may lead to inaccurate prescribing

2 February 2015

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New class of antibodies raises hope of dengue fever vaccine

30 January 2015

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Chief Medical Officer seeks advice from Imperial College

9 January 2015

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Epidemiology study published in the Journal of Antimicrobial Therapy

19 December 2014

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Improvement Science Fellowship award

18 December 2014

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CIPM Student awarded Dean's prize

16 December 2014

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Imperial research featured in the Times

15 December 2014

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CIPM Public and Patient Engagement

12 December 2014

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Science Museum exhibition considers a future without antibiotics

24 November 2014

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IAPP Featured in MRC Publication

21 November 2014

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European Antibiotic Awareness Day

18 November 2014

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Bridging the education gap in Lyon

14 November 2014

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Prof. Holmes to speak at antimicrobial stewardship workshop in New Delhi

11 November 2014

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National Summit calls for 'rollback' of antibiotic prescribing

11 November 2014

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CIPM apps at the Dutch National Congress on Antibiotic Stewardship

11 November 2014

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Protein-mapping technique could pave the way for new drugs

Ebola more deadly for young children

Adults only really catch flu about twice a decade, suggests study

Towards changing healthcare workers' behaviour

PHE report on behaviour change and antibiotic prescribing published

Poor patient weight recording may lead to inaccurate prescribing

New class of antibodies raises hope of dengue fever vaccine

Chief Medical Officer seeks advice from Imperial College

Epidemiology study published in the Journal of Antimicrobial Therapy

Improvement Science Fellowship award

CIPM Student awarded Dean's prize

Imperial research featured in the Times

CIPM Public and Patient Engagement

Science Museum exhibition considers a future without antibiotics

IAPP Featured in MRC Publication

European Antibiotic Awareness Day

Bridging the education gap in Lyon

Prof. Holmes to speak at antimicrobial stewardship workshop in New Delhi

National Summit calls for 'rollback' of antibiotic prescribing

CIPM apps at the Dutch National Congress on Antibiotic Stewardship

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Protein-mapping technique could pave the way for new drugs

Ebola more deadly for young children

Adults only really catch flu about twice a decade, suggests study

Towards changing healthcare workers' behaviour

PHE report on behaviour change and antibiotic prescribing published

Poor patient weight recording may lead to inaccurate prescribing

New class of antibodies raises hope of dengue fever vaccine

Chief Medical Officer seeks advice from Imperial College

Epidemiology study published in the Journal of Antimicrobial Therapy

Improvement Science Fellowship award

CIPM Student awarded Dean's prize

Imperial research featured in the Times

CIPM Public and Patient Engagement

Science Museum exhibition considers a future without antibiotics

IAPP Featured in MRC Publication

European Antibiotic Awareness Day

Bridging the education gap in Lyon

Prof. Holmes to speak at antimicrobial stewardship workshop in New Delhi

National Summit calls for 'rollback' of antibiotic prescribing

CIPM apps at the Dutch National Congress on Antibiotic Stewardship