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MAN 1

I'm bloody petrified, to be honest. I don't think there's the economic or political impetus to properly get behind it at the moment. There's been a lot of noise. And there's a little bit more funding coming through. But I don't think it's nearly enough. And it's also not joined up.

WOMAN

I think it's terrifying. I think that you can definitely imagine a situation where people are coming in with bacteria that we don't currently have tools for.

MAN 2

By 2050, 10 million people will die from drug resistant infections around the world, which is more people than die of cancer at the moment.

MAN 3

I'm not too worried for people in the rich West. I think bringing new, broad-spectrum antibiotics to market for poor parts of the world, where they're needed, is going to be much more difficult.