NovAMRGlobal AMR Data Network
Report an issue
Aggregate surveillance data only. No patient information and no treatment recommendations.

Global, source-linked AMR data

Explore antimicrobial resistance data

Compare reported susceptibility and resistance results across organisms, antibiotics, institutions, years, specimens, and care settings.

156,830
Active rows
1,683
Source reports
693
Mapped reports
Jul 30, 2026
Updated
Research and stewardship use only Aggregate surveillance data; no patient-level information or treatment recommendations.
Submit an antibiogram

Build a query

Choose an organism and antibiotic, then narrow by location or context.

Loading organisms
Loading antibiotics
Current queryAll public source reports0 active source reports; choose any organism, antibiotic, year, location, or context to load row-level data
Submit an antibiogram
Reported metric

Data geography

Verified source reports

0 sources visible for this query
Map viewsVerified source reportsHide views
Loading interactive map
Public source locationsClustered verified source reports
Active source12 Numbered cluster
Sources in this viewAll matching source reports; keyboard-accessible alternative to the map0Hide sources

Source layer: clusters keep their report count as you pan and zoom. Select a source, click the map, or use device location to define a radius center.

No source reports match this exact query and source search.

Query overview

Reported results for this query

Start with an organism or antibiotic

Choose at least one data filter to calculate ranked results and load row-level evidence.

Ranked comparison

Antibiotics by reported susceptibility

Compatible reported counts only. Fixed 0–100% scale.

Each bar groups rows for one antibiotic. Organism-level counts remain separate; missing resistance is never inferred from susceptibility.

Ranked results will appear after you choose a data filter.

Source evidence

Matching public rows

Every value remains linked to its report and retained extraction locator.

Start exploring the database

Select an organism, antibiotic, country, year, specimen, care setting, source, or map radius.