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Susann Skovbjerg is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer at the University of Gothenburg, specializing in infectious diseases and antibiotic resistance. Her research centers on optimizing urine bioassays and understanding antimicrobial exposure and its effects on children in Malawi and other regions. She has authored and contributed to multiple studies examining the prevalence of antibiotic resistance among pathogens in various populations, including pediatric patients in Tanzania and healthcare workers' perceptions in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Her work emphasizes the intersection of environmental factors, such as household air pollution, and their health impacts on mothers and children in Ethiopia. Skovbjerg's continued research aims to uncover insights into microbial pathogens and their interactions with host systems, as well as improving treatment strategies for infections, particularly in vulnerable populations. She actively engages in qualitative research to understand community perceptions of health challenges in rural areas, bridging gaps between clinical research and public health.
Administered by the Department of Political Science; focus on International Administration and Global Governance (IAGG).