Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) (the ability for microbes to acquire resistance genes against the drugs used to control them, including antibiotics) is a threat to global public health, animal health ...

Genes responsible for antimicrobial resistance (AMR) can spread from microbe to microbe through ... the Enterobacteriaceae bacteria in the animal gut had fewer plasmids. That observation, Mellata ...

The subsequent pollution of drugs and resistant microbes in the environment can further amplify the global spread of AMR. This poses a great threat to both human and animal health, including ...

In contrast, harmful microbes (pathogens) can cause disease and illness in humans, animals, and plants ... in death within 30 days of diagnosis. 4 AMR is a dangerous and rapidly growing global ...