Antibiotic resistance is the ability of bacteria to withstand the effects of antibiotics, rendering these drugs ineffective in treating bacterial infections. This complex phenomenon poses a significant interdisciplinary challenge requiring collaboration among researchers from various fields to develop innovative strategies to combat this global health threat.
Explore the following trending articles in Frontiers in Veterinary Science and Frontiers in Antibiotics.
Global concerns over antibiotic resistance require responsible antibiotic use in livestock. In this article, researchers present the Nordic model for mastitis control and treatment, showcasing high-quality milk production with responsible antibiotic usage.
Efforts to combat antibiotic resistance require surveillance, optimizing treatment, exploring alternative roles of antibiotics, adopting a One Health approach, and promoting interdisciplinary collaboration.
A review article exploring how immune mechanisms of environmental enteric dysfunction affect overgrowth restriction, infectious morbidity rate, and acquired lifelong risks among severe acute malnourished children.
A mini review exploring "resistance-resistant" therapeutic strategies, including compounds that reduce mutagenesis, antibiotic cycling, evolutionary steering, and combination therapies.
A study which uses a systematic review to assess the antimicrobial resistance trend, spatial distribution, and incidence in fish and poultry research in Nigeria, Egypt, and South Africa.
An original research article which compares different machine learning models for predicting antimicrobial resistance for streptococcus pneumoniae
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