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RESEARCH ARTICLE

Transfer of antimicrobial resistant bacteria in food

Kari Gobius

Microbiology Australia 25(3) 22 - 23
Published: 2004

Abstract

Antimicrobial therapy is essential for the treatment of infectious disease in humans and animals. However, the development, spread and persistence of bacteria resistant to antimicrobials threatens the effectiveness of antimicrobial therapy. Since food is a vehicle by which people can acquire antimicrobial resistant bacteria, there are growing risks to human health posed by the selection of antimicrobial resistant bacteria in the food chain.

https://doi.org/10.1071/MA04322

© CSIRO 2004

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