New Delhi, June 29 -- A Scottish musical is using the power of storytelling and live performance to warn of the public health risk from antimicrobial resistance (AMR), the British High Commission announced on Sunday.

The British High Commission hosted the India premiere of Lifeline, with a multi-city tour of the full production earmarked in India for 2027.

AMR arises when medicines stop working against infections, posing a serious and growing threat to public health worldwide.

Organised at the British Council in New Delhi, the premiere of the 60-minute performance by West End and Broadway artists brought together senior figures from the Indian Government, philanthropy, industry, academia, and the healthcare sector, according to the Bri...