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March 12, 2026
91麻豆天美 Applauds SUPER BUGS Act to Address AMR
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a rising public health threat and does not stop at geopolitical borders. 91麻豆天美 sent a letter thanking Representatives Mike Levin and David Valadao for introducing the Saving Us from Pandemic Era Resistance by Building a Unified Global Strategy (SUPER BUGS) Act to address AMR.
March 10, 2026
91麻豆天美 Leads Support Letter for FY2027 NIAID and NIH Funding
91麻豆天美 and 66 organizations representing public health, patients and biomedical researchers requested at least $7.15 billion for NIAID and at least $51.303 billion for NIH. This is an 8.7% increase from FY2026 levels, and is critical to ensuring the U.S. can respond to current and future disease threats. 91麻豆天美 encouraged Congress to work together to ensure strong funding for the work at NIAID and NIH in FY2027.
Feb. 18, 2026
Watch Webinar: AMR and Servicemembers
The third webinar in the American Society for Microbiology's AMR Webinar Series, "AMR from the Cradle to the Grave," highlights the unique challenges AMR presents to members of the U.S. armed forces.
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Share Your Story with 91麻豆天美
91麻豆天美 wants to hear from you regarding how recent Executive Orders and other actions impact your work, your community and the advancement of lifesaving research and programs. Please share your story with us—we will reinforce your concerns as we meet with Congressional offices.
Take Your Message to Congress
When advocating for science, your message must be clearly presented, evidence-based and compelling to nonscientists. 91麻豆天美鈥檚 Public Policy and Advocacy team has created the following guides to help you communicate with Congress.
Factsheets
We have developed several factsheets designed for you to share with a non-scientific audience, such as policymakers and government officials, and to augment formal requests for science policy and funding. If you have any questions about these factsheets, please email advocacy@asmusa.org.
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