The #AMAJournalofEthics invites manuscripts for peer-review consideration that are original contributions on bioethics topics: spr.ly/6017wALVB

As humans shape our environment through agriculture, industrialization, globalization, and technology, ecologies, including their microbes, evolve and adapt. Read this letter from the editor by Olivia Kates, MD: spr.ly/6014wA2pj

Successful medical care requires ongoing collaboration between patients and physicians. Their partnership requires both individuals to take an active role in the healing process. Read more in the AMA Code of Medical Ethics: spr.ly/6013j5Jwd

This article by Andrew Courtwright, MD, PhD discusses fiduciary obligations transplant programs might have to patients with B cenocepacia: spr.ly/6016jGFxo

As humans shape our environment through agriculture, industrialization, globalization, and technology, ecologies, including their microbes, evolve and adapt. Read this letter from the editor by Olivia Kates, MD: spr.ly/6017wA2PV

Dr Majd Alsoubani joins #EthicsTalk to discuss her article, coauthored with Drs Maya Nadimpalli and Shira Doron MD, “A How Should Health Care Respond to Threats Antimicrobial Resistance Poses to Workers?”: spr.ly/6014wA23M

Dr Christy Rentmeester joins #EthicsTalk to discuss her article: “Uptown Squirrel Does Not Eat That”: spr.ly/6013wA23L

Devin Hunt joins #EthicsTalk to discuss his article, coauthored with Olivia Kates, MD, “A Brief History of Antimicrobial Resistance”: spr.ly/6012wA2zk

Lloyd Duplechan joins #EthicsTalk to discuss health organizations’ responsibilities to protect employees and community members from AMR: spr.ly/6015wA2Jh

Marketing can undermine stewardship and bioethics as a field should pay closer attention to antimicrobial resistance: spr.ly/6012wA2yK

Antibiotics can be compared to other forms of “tragedy of the commons,” whereby a common good (effective treatment of infections) is jeopardized by individual consumption and lack of stewardship, argues Karen M. Meagher, PhD: spr.ly/6010wA212

Resistance has dogged infectious disease treatment processes since we started using modern antimicrobials, write Devin Hunt and Olivia Kates, MD: spr.ly/6018wA2DQ

The health and well-being of patients depends on a collaborative effort between patient and physician in a mutually respectful alliance. Read more in the AMA Code of Medical Ethics: spr.ly/6016j5Jrr

If you’re a health care professional, the #AMAJournalofEthics offers continuing education opportunities through the AMA Ed Hub™: spr.ly/6013wALPx

Antimicrobial resistance is a global threat that inequitably affects minoritized populations, including Black, Latinx, and Indigenous people, especially in carceral settings write Alysse Gail Wurcel, MD, MS, et al: spr.ly/6013wA2Bt

Raising occupational consciousness and critically questioning ahistorical and apolitical uses of ‘battle’ is needed for responding to antimicrobial resistance write Frank Kronenberg, PhD and Sipho Dlamini, MD: spr.ly/6016wA26p

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a looming pandemic and poor health outcomes will not be borne equitably argue Majd Alsoubani, MD, Maya L. Nadimpalli, PhD, MS, and Shira Doron MD: spr.ly/6018wAFhO

This article by Maura McGinnity summarizes how the AMA Code can be applied to antimicrobial resistance: spr.ly/6012wAF78

Patients living in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs) shoulder the greatest burden of infections caused by antimicrobial-resistant pathogens. Learn more in this article by Elizabeth Gulleen, MD and Margaret Lubwama, MBChB, MMed: spr.ly/6015wAFAb

This article by Andrew Courtwright, MD, PhD discusses fiduciary obligations transplant programs might have to patients with B cenocepacia: spr.ly/6013wAFNB