US EditionFPSA - Ionophore Use in Food Animals May Pose Medically Important AMR Risks, Researchers Warn
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FPSA - Ionophore Use in Food Animals May Pose Medically Important AMR Risks, Researchers Warn
Ionophores—a class of antibiotics that are used widely in animal production but are not used in human medicine—may contribute to the development of medically important antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a new study suggests. Read MoreThe post Ionophore Use in Food Animals May Pose Medically Important AMR Risks, Researchers Warn appeared first on FPSA.
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