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Antimicrobial resistance in the environment draws scientific attention
Original: Environmental impacts, surveillance and mitigation of antimicrobial resistance
Researchers are highlighting the environmental dimensions of antimicrobial resistance, including how pollutants and waste spread resistant microbes and genes, the need for better surveillance, and options for mitigation. The discussion covers monitoring hotspots such as water systems and calls for coordinated action alongside efforts to preserve antibiotic effectiveness. Commentators stress that tackling resistance requires looking beyond hospitals and clinics to wider environmental sources.
Why now: New research commentary on environmental drivers of antimicrobial resistance has prompted discussion among scientists and health watchers
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