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FDA limits cephalosporin use in livestock before slaughter
The FDA restricts cephalosporin antibiotics injected into cattle swine chickens and turkeys before slaughter amid concerns they drive antibiotic resistance in humans. The measure stops short of a total ban and leaves some agricultural uses allowed drawing praise from health advocates who call for stronger action.
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Washington, D.C
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
David Wallinga
Institute For Agriculture and Trade Policy
Minnesota
Keep Antibiotics Working Coalition
Louise Slaughter
D-N.y