NovAMRGlobal AMR Data Network
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Global AMR Data Network

NovAMR

NovAMR is a public, source-linked explorer that turns scattered hospital and regional antibiograms into searchable evidence about antimicrobial resistance.

Explore the database
Active rows
156,830
Source reports
1,683
Mapped reports
693

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Start with a question, not an empty form.

How results are calculated
01Escherichia coliAmpicillinWhere is reported ampicillin susceptibility lower?Open exploration 02Klebsiella pneumoniaeMeropenemCompare reported meropenem susceptibility patterns.Open exploration 03Staphylococcus aureusCiprofloxacinInspect source-linked ciprofloxacin susceptibility.Open exploration

For NovAMR's first contributors

Help build the map and earn founding credit.

The first 100 independently verified contributions that reach a public release receive priority review and optional permanent recognition on the Founding Contributors roll.

A contribution may be a missing antibiogram or a confirmed correction. Recognition is opt-in and does not imply clinical endorsement.
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World map shaded by the density of source reports in the current NovAMR release
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Our mission

AMR is global. The evidence is still scattered.

Antibiograms capture local patterns, but public reports are often isolated in PDFs, dashboards, and institutional web pages. NovAMR preserves each source while making the data easier to find, compare, and study across place and time.

4.7M+

deaths were associated with bacterial AMR globally in 2021.

WHO, 2026
1 in 6

laboratory-confirmed bacterial infections worldwide were antibiotic-resistant in 2023.

WHO, 2026

NovAMR publishes heterogeneous aggregate surveillance data for research. It does not provide patient-level information or treatment recommendations.

How you can help

Help fill the public-data gaps.

A useful global map is built one well-sourced report at a time.

01

Share a public source

Send a hospital, laboratory, regional, or national antibiogram link that is missing from the database.

02

Ask your institution

Contact microbiology, infectious diseases, pharmacy, or stewardship teams about sharing an aggregate report.

03

Improve the context

Flag an unclear year, care setting, specimen group, source link, or transcription so it can be reviewed.

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