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  • Journal Article
  • 2023

A just transition for antimicrobial resistance: planning for an equitable and sustainable future with antimicrobial resistance

contributing author: Calvin W. L. Ho
in Lancet

Antimicrobial resistance is among the most urgent global health challenges of our time, with an estimated 4·95 million deaths associated with resistant bacteria in 2019. That microbes develop resistance to antimicrobials is accepted as an evolutionary inevitability for their survival, driven by competition between and among micro-organisms in the natural environment. How to reduce the impact of drug resistance in the future is a matter of global concern, considering the consequences that clinically ineffective antimicrobials will have for health care and agricultural systems that have come to rely on these powerful substances. This paper highlights the need to plan for a future with antimicrobial resistance, and introduces a project to facilitate a just transition towards an equitable and sustainable future.

Global health law and ethics relate to a diverse range of issues that include right to global health, the human right of access to basic medical services, national and coordinated international responses to and the management of global health hazards (including responses to emergent infections, epidemics, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), addiction and substance abuse), the socio-legal management of and responses to risky behaviours (including sexually transmitted diseases, addiction and substance abuse), and transnational health-related research or research involving international organisations. Our scholars actively engage with these and other issues in global health law and ethics through their research, as well as knowledge exchange, policy and service commitments.

More information is available on the personal profile pages of our Dr Calvin W.L. Ho and Prof Eric C. Ip.

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  • Book
  • 2024

The law and regulation of public health: Global perspectives on Hong Kong

by Eric C. Ip
Publisher: Routledge New York

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  • Journal Article
  • 2024

Towards an actionable one health approach

co-authored by Zohar Lederman
in Infectious Diseases of Poverty

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  • Journal Article
  • 2022

The international pandemic preparedness treaty and an emerging digital divide

co-authored by Calvin W. L. Ho
in Asia Global Online

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  • Research Grant
  • 2022

A just transitions framework for equitable and sustainable mitigation of antimicrobial resistance

Co-Investigator: Calvin W. L. Ho
Grant from The British Academy

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  • Book Chapter
  • 2021

Hong Kong: The healthcare professions and the outbreak

by Calvin W. L. Ho & Daisy Cheung
in Covid-19 in Asia (Oxford University Press)

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  • Journal Article
  • 2021

Immunity certification for COVID-19: Ethical considerations

contributing author: Calvin W. L. Ho
in Bulletin of the World Health Organization

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  • Journal Article
  • 2020

Legal uncertainty—The gray area around substandard medicines: Where public health meets law

contributing author: Calvin W. L. Ho
in American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene

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  • Book Chapter
  • 2020

Global governance of anti-microbial resistance: A legal and regulatory toolkit

by Calvin W. L. Ho
in Ethics and Drug Resistance: Collective Responsibility for Global Public Health (Springer)

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  • Journal Article
  • 2020

Global mental health security—time for action

by Daisy Cheung & Eric C. Ip
in JAMA Health Forum

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  • Journal Article
  • 2021

The constitutional economics of the World Health Organization

by Eric C. Ip
in Health Economics, Policy and Law

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