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The relationship between antibiotic use in humans and poultry and antibiotic resistance prevalence in humans: an ecological regression study of Campylobacter in the UK

2024-01-11 epidemiology Title + abstract only
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Antibiotic resistance (ABR), the capacity of bacterial pathogens to survive in the presence of antibiotics, is an increasingly pressing issue for human health worldwide. The use of antibiotics (ABU) in humans and livestock animals, is considered the main driver of the global increase in ABR prevalence, but the shape and size of this relationship at the population level is still uncertain. In the UK, the bacterial pathogen Campylobacter is a major cause of foodborne infection, with most infectio...

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