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Meanings of antibiotic resistance in English

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Usage of antibiotic resistance in English
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That increases the risk of antibiotic resistance, without doing patients any good.
Reuters
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Several publications have linked antibiotic resistance development and spread with animal production.
Pubmed
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And, according to the latest report, the rise in antibiotic resistance continues.
The Irish Times
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Now a new study paints a more complicated picture of antibiotic resistance.
Wired
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Drive down the price of producing animal protein, ramp up antibiotic resistance.
Wired
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Many studies have explored the association between antibiotic use and antibiotic resistance.
Pubmed
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However, antibiotic resistance was higher in duck meat isolates than chicken isolates.
Pubmed
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This raises concerns about the possible transference of antibiotic resistance to humans.
The Irish Times
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He thinks the evidence surrounding mastitis treatment and antibiotic resistance is debatable.
Radio NZ
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It's the leading organism in the under-appreciated international epidemic of antibiotic resistance.
Wired
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Specifically, what's the task force going to do to reduce antibiotic resistance?
Wired
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They have also been associated with a slower spread of antibiotic resistance.
Pubmed
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Recurrence may be caused by persistence of C. trachomatis or antibiotic resistance.
Pubmed
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Main outcome measures: Positive results for M genitalium and antibiotic resistance.
Pubmed
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Each year, antibiotic resistance sends more than 2 million Americans to the doctor.
Wired
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Increasing antibiotic resistance in the population of Propionibacterium acnes is a major concern.
Pubmed
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