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Intensified livestock farming increases antibiotic resistance genotypes and phenotypes in animal feces
H. Wang, J. Qi, et al.
Explore the alarming findings of a study that reveals intensified livestock farming's significant impact on antibiotic resistance genes. Conducted by a team of experts including Hang Wang and Jin-Feng Qi, this research uncovers the troubling relationship between livestock practices and environmental health implications.
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