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Tag Archives: drug resistance
Wild deer carrying drug-resistant parasites between cattle and sheep farms
Animal Bytes is published freely by the British Society for Animal Science (BSAS). It’s there to let farmers and vets know what scientists are doing with funding from BSAS. Animal Bytes provides ‘short and incisive updates on topical themes and … Continue reading
Posted in agriculture, knowledge transfer
Tagged cattle, drug, drug resistance, evolution, fallow deer, farmer, knowledge, livestock, mammal, nematode, parasite, parasite transmission, red deer, research, roe deer, ruminant, sheep, sustainable, vertebrate, veterinary, wildlife
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New Mapping Tool Tracks Insecticide Resistance In Malaria Carrying Mosquitoes
argylesock says… When I blog about human populations growing, it’s too easy for us in the rich world to assume that birth control can fix that. But it’s not so easy when you know that your kids will face a … Continue reading
Posted in human health
Tagged academia, Anopheles, apicomplexan, arthropod, child, contraception, data, dipteran, disease, drug resistance, evolution, human, insect, insecticide, insecticide resistance, malaria, mosquito, pest, pesticide, pesticide resistance, population, technology, vector
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Antibiotic resistance – the impact of intensive farming on human health
ARKBIODIV.COM A report for the Alliance to Save Our Antibiotics Compassion in World Farming, the Soil Association and Sustain Summary Scientists and leading figures are increasingly warning of a serious health crisis in future, where some infectious diseases will no … Continue reading
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Tagged antibiotic, drug, drug resistance, human, intensive, livestock
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When the drugs don’t work: Antibiotics in farming and medicine
Remember penicillin? If you’re old enough to remember that, you’re not young. The days are long gone when that wonder drug could cure diseases. Because bacteria are clever. Hit them with a chemical cosh and they evolve to resist it. … Continue reading
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Tagged academia, antibiotic, bacterium, disease, drug, drug resistance, evolution, farm, feed, finance, food, food quality, livestock, research, sustainable, welfare
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