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AMR and AR: Antimicrobial Resistance and Augmented Reality

GIF explainer by Toby Morris and Siouxsie Wiles, The Spinoff, NZ, 2021.

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2. Vaxcards 2016 (cartoon disease characters): A Game of Infectious Disease and Fun Battle friends with grotesque, lovable, collectable diseases in the world's first immunization card game!Battle friends with grotesque, lovable, collectable diseases in the world's first immunization card game!Battle friends with grotesque, lovable, collectable diseases in the world's first immunization card game!Battle friends with grotesque, lovable, collectable diseases in the world's first immunization card game!Battle friends with grotesque, lovable, collectable diseases in the world's first immunization card game!
4. US animated explainer 2018: "Antibiotics vs. Bacteria: Fighting the Resistance" 5 min 48 sec. MedlinePlus, United States National Institutes of Health, Mar 14, 2018 "How do we stay safe from the growing epidemic of antibiotic resistant bacteria? NIAID is researching ways to keep us safe…. Chapters: 0:38 Antimicrobial resistance epidemiology. 1:02 Examples of resistant bacteria. 1:11 Tuberculosis. 1:31 Gonorrhea. 1:46 MRSA. 2:13 How does antimicrobial resistance occur? 3:25 What can you do to fight antimicrobial resistance? 4:32 Research at NIAID."
5. Spain PSA 2020 (hairbrush): "Antibiotics CANNOT be used for everything" Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios (AEMPS), Nov 17, 2020. "Things should be used for what they’re meant to be used for, and if not, they may hurt you. Antibiotics treat infections caused by bacteria; they do NOT cure viruses like the flu or colds, or relieve pain or fever. To make sure they keep working, only use them with a prescription. Both in humans and in animals. Because NO, antibiotics CANNOT be used for everything. Government of Spain."
6. Spain PSA 2023 (bodyguards): "Antibiotics: Their job is to protect us. Your job is to use them wisely." Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios (AEMPS), Nov 3, 2023. "They are specialists. And their job is to protect us. But if we ask them to do things they're not intended to do, they won’t be able to protect us when we need them, and we end up putting the health of people, animals and the environment at risk. Antibiotics: Their job is to protect us. Your job is to use them wisely. Government of Spain."
8. Singapore PSA 2018 (boxing ring): "Are your antibiotics in the wrong fight?”
9. Singapore PSA 2022: "Don’t Play Doctor!" Singapore’s Health Promotion Board (HPB), Dec 15, 2022. "Actually, my strep throat doesn't hurt anymore. I'll just take one pill instead of two. Are you a doctor? Well, I feel better now. Misusing antibiotics can cause longer recovery time, and ineffective future treatments due to infections becoming antibiotic resistant. Remember, don't play doctor. Your friend, eh? Whoa, I need to share this."
10. Center for Accountability in Science PSA 2016 (green monster): "Fighting Antibiotic Resistance"
11. Canada personal story 2019: "Keep antibiotics working: A patient’s perspective"
12. UK explainer 2021: "Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) - What does it mean and why it matters" 4 min 31 sec. UK Health Security Agency, Nov 19, 2021. "In this video explainer, Dr Diane Ashiru-Oredope PhD, Pharmacist Lead for Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Stewardship and HCAI at the UK Health Security Agency, explains what AMR means and why it matters. What role do these microbes have on our planet? How do antimicrobials work? What are the origins of antimicrobial resistance and more importantly, what can you do to help reduce it? Chapters: 00:00 What are microbes? 00:35 Antimicrobials. 01:30 What is AMR? 03:02 How to reduce AMR"
15. Singapore PSA 2019 (singing pill): "I’m not the one you need (to recover faster)" Singapore’s Health Promotion Board (HPB), Nov 3, 2019. "[Music] I know you're down with the flu, and your work is piling up now. But trust me, I'm not the one. I'm not the one for you. I'm not the one you need to recover faster…. Everytime she goes 'achoo' and you want her to be well, now. But trust me, I'm not the one. [refrain] I know that cough annoys you, and I really want to help you, but I have no clue. [Refrain] [End music] Antibiotics will not help you recover faster from the flu, because they don't work on the flu virus. Check with your doctor on the treatment you need."
16. Singapore PSA 2018 (working late): "Antibiotics just don’t work on the flu virus."
17. UN animated explainer : "Antimicrobial Resistance Video - Asia and the Pacific Region (FAO, OIE, WHO, UNEP)"
21. Amoeba Sisters explainer 2018: "Antibiotics, Antivirals, and Vaccines"
22. SciShow explainer 2023: "Antibiotic Resistance is SO COMPLICATED"
23. "The Antibiotic Tales" by Sonny Liew and Hsu Li Yang (NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health) 2022
24. BBC StoryWorks documentary 2023: "Race Against Resistance: The Life And Death Struggle To Save Antibiotics" 36 min 4 sec. BBC StoryWorks, Sep 5, 2023. "From Tori, a college gymnast, who faced a once curable infection that escalated into a life-threatening crisis, to Kerry, battling relentless superbugs with numerous antibiotics after what seemed like a simple ear infection. Their experiences are not isolated incidents, as resistance to ordinary antibiotics is rising. Antimicrobial resistance is rapidly becoming one of the most severe global health crises, causing great concern throughout the scientific and medical communities. This documentary-style film sheds light on the alarming reality of this ticking time bomb and the efforts of doctors, scientists, and experts who are relentlessly working to safeguard the health and well-being of generations to come through ground-breaking research and innovative solutions."
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1. US animated explainer 2018: "Antibiotics vs. Bacteria: Fighting the Resistance" 5 min 48 sec. MedlinePlus, United States National Institutes of Health, Mar 14, 2018 "How do we stay safe from the growing epidemic of antibiotic resistant bacteria? NIAID is researching ways to keep us safe…. Chapters: 0:38 Antimicrobial resistance epidemiology. 1:02 Examples of resistant bacteria. 1:11 Tuberculosis. 1:31 Gonorrhea. 1:46 MRSA. 2:13 How does antimicrobial resistance occur? 3:25 What can you do to fight antimicrobial resistance? 4:32 Research at NIAID."
2. Spain PSA 2020 (hairbrush): "Antibiotics CANNOT be used for everything" Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios (AEMPS), Nov 17, 2020. "Things should be used for what they’re meant to be used for, and if not, they may hurt you. Antibiotics treat infections caused by bacteria; they do NOT cure viruses like the flu or colds, or relieve pain or fever. To make sure they keep working, only use them with a prescription. Both in humans and in animals. Because NO, antibiotics CANNOT be used for everything. Government of Spain."
3. Spain PSA 2023 (bodyguards): "Antibiotics: Their job is to protect us. Your job is to use them wisely." Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios (AEMPS), Nov 3, 2023. "They are specialists. And their job is to protect us. But if we ask them to do things they're not intended to do, they won’t be able to protect us when we need them, and we end up putting the health of people, animals and the environment at risk. Antibiotics: Their job is to protect us. Your job is to use them wisely. Government of Spain."
6. Singapore PSA 2018 (boxing ring): "Are your antibiotics in the wrong fight?”
7. Singapore PSA 2022: "Don’t Play Doctor!" Singapore’s Health Promotion Board (HPB), Dec 15, 2022. "Actually, my strep throat doesn't hurt anymore. I'll just take one pill instead of two. Are you a doctor? Well, I feel better now. Misusing antibiotics can cause longer recovery time, and ineffective future treatments due to infections becoming antibiotic resistant. Remember, don't play doctor. Your friend, eh? Whoa, I need to share this."
8. Center for Accountability in Science PSA 2016 (green monster): "Fighting Antibiotic Resistance"
9. Canada personal story 2019: "Keep antibiotics working: A patient’s perspective"
10. UK explainer 2021: "Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) - What does it mean and why it matters" 4 min 31 sec. UK Health Security Agency, Nov 19, 2021. "In this video explainer, Dr Diane Ashiru-Oredope PhD, Pharmacist Lead for Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Stewardship and HCAI at the UK Health Security Agency, explains what AMR means and why it matters. What role do these microbes have on our planet? How do antimicrobials work? What are the origins of antimicrobial resistance and more importantly, what can you do to help reduce it? Chapters: 00:00 What are microbes? 00:35 Antimicrobials. 01:30 What is AMR? 03:02 How to reduce AMR"
12. Singapore PSA 2019 (singing pill): "I’m not the one you need (to recover faster)" Singapore’s Health Promotion Board (HPB), Nov 3, 2019. "[Music] I know you're down with the flu, and your work is piling up now. But trust me, I'm not the one. I'm not the one for you. I'm not the one you need to recover faster…. Everytime she goes 'achoo' and you want her to be well, now. But trust me, I'm not the one. [refrain] I know that cough annoys you, and I really want to help you, but I have no clue. [Refrain] [End music] Antibiotics will not help you recover faster from the flu, because they don't work on the flu virus. Check with your doctor on the treatment you need."
13. Singapore PSA 2018 (working late): "Antibiotics just don’t work on the flu virus."
14. UN animated explainer : "Antimicrobial Resistance Video - Asia and the Pacific Region (FAO, OIE, WHO, UNEP)"
18. Amoeba Sisters explainer 2018: "Antibiotics, Antivirals, and Vaccines"
19. SciShow explainer 2023: "Antibiotic Resistance is SO COMPLICATED"
20. "The Antibiotic Tales" by Sonny Liew and Hsu Li Yang (NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health) 2022
21. BBC StoryWorks documentary 2023: "Race Against Resistance: The Life And Death Struggle To Save Antibiotics" 36 min 4 sec. BBC StoryWorks, Sep 5, 2023. "From Tori, a college gymnast, who faced a once curable infection that escalated into a life-threatening crisis, to Kerry, battling relentless superbugs with numerous antibiotics after what seemed like a simple ear infection. Their experiences are not isolated incidents, as resistance to ordinary antibiotics is rising. Antimicrobial resistance is rapidly becoming one of the most severe global health crises, causing great concern throughout the scientific and medical communities. This documentary-style film sheds light on the alarming reality of this ticking time bomb and the efforts of doctors, scientists, and experts who are relentlessly working to safeguard the health and well-being of generations to come through ground-breaking research and innovative solutions."