
Antibiotikaresistens är ett växande hot – har återigen lyst med sin frånvaro i valdebatterna 2026
Min dotter dog 2011 av sepsis. Sedan den dagen har jag outtröttligt debatterat behovet av ökad kunskap i samhället om antimikrobiell resistens (AMR) och antibiotikaresistens — men också om det akuta behovet av ny antibiotika. Utan fungerande antibiotika står vi snart inför en verklighet som liknar medeltiden, där vanliga infektioner återigen blir livshotande och där modern sjukvård inte längre fungerar. Mitt möte med antibiotikaresistens förändrade min familjs liv. Trots detta nämns AMR knappt i de svenska valdebatterna 2026. Som patientföreträdare och grundare av Prematurföreningen Mirakel ser jag med oro på hur en av våra mest akuta framtidsutmaningar hamnar i skuggan av kortsiktiga politiska diskussioner. Det är dags att lyfta AMR där det hör hemma: i centrum av svensk hälso‑ och sjukvårdspolitik, blad politiker, i hemmen och hos beslutsfattare. 🦠 AMR – ett globalt hot som redan kostar liv Internationell statistik från 5th Global High‑Level Ministerial Meeting on AMR visar en bild
13 September 2026

AMR Dying to Change the World
We highly recommend this film, which is made for everyone to understand AMR. Alex Tweedle has really shown what it's like personally meeting AMR. AMR – Dying to Change the World exposes a crisis unfolding quietly but rapidly: Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). This rising tide of drug‑resistant bacteria and other pathogens threatens to unravel modern medicine, destabilize food production, damage ecosystems, and strain global economies. The World Health Organization now ranks AMR among humanity’s most severe threats, warning that we may be heading toward a post‑antibiotic era where routine infections become life‑threatening once again. The film makes one thing unmistakably clear—AMR isn’t just a medical challenge; it’s an existential danger demanding urgent, collective action. FILM IN PROFILE | AlexTweddle British Council UK Films Database: AMR - Dying to Change the World
13 September 2026

[Lived Experiences] Integrating Neonatal Care and Antimicrobial Resistance
Today I’m honored to share that the Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI) has published a case study about my work and lived experience in neonatal care and antimicrobial resistance (AMR). This article highlights why I founded Prematurföreningen Mirakel, how my personal journey shaped my advocacy, and why integrating AMR awareness into neonatal and maternal care is essential for protecting the most vulnerable patients. I’m grateful that HGPI is giving space to the voices of families affected by resistant infections. When lived experience is included in policy discussions, we move closer to safer care, stronger prevention, and a more transparent healthcare culture. If you’re interested in AMR, neonatal care, or patient‑driven policy work, I welcome you to read the case study. [Lived Experiences] Integrating Neonatal Care and Antimicrobial Resistance (August 20, 2026) - Health and Global Policy Institute(HGPI) The global health policy think tank. [Lived Experiences] Integrating Neona
21 August 2026

From Surviving to Thriving: The Journey of Premature Birth Families
Explore the journey of families navigating the challenges of premature birth, including coping strategies, emotional support, and ways to celebrate milestones for a thriving family life.
17 July 2025

Empowering Lives: How Support Networks Transform Premature Care
Explore the transformative power of support networks in premature care. Discover statistics, types of support, real-life impact stories, and actionable takeaways to empower families during challenging times.
17 July 2025
