Antibiotics on Farms Raise Alarm Over Resistance
U S scientists warn farming use of antibiotics in chickens cattle and orchards fuels drug resistant germs entering the food chain. A fluoroquinolone resistant campylobacter and a five-antibiotic resistant salmonella DT 104 strain are linked to farm use. FDA gears up for tighter rules while WHO calls for solutions.
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