If you missed this week's lunchtime seminar What if hardship causes drug resistance? you can catch up with the recording here.
, Assistant Professor in Global Sustainable Development at the University of Warwick, takes a development studies perspective to explore hardship as a driver of AMR-related health behaviour.
He examines the concepts of marginalisation and precarity and discusses his cross-sectional qualitative and representative survey research from Thailand and Laos. His analysis provides new policy insights and research opportunities to explore structural factors in human health behaviour.
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