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Antibiotic resistance genes may transfer into intestinal bacteria or other organisms and contribute to our growing public health problem of antibiotic-resistant organisms. Diseases that once could be treated by existing antibiotics may now become resistant to treatment. Aren’t these foods ...
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Welcome to Environmental Review - Archives - 2004
U.S. comes from nature in the form of emergent diseases and antibiotic resistant bacteria. Our current defensive program is strengthening our abilty to respond to infectious diseases in ...
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The Center for Food Safety - rBGH / rBST
These residues can cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals and contribute to the growth of antibiotic resistant bacteria, further undermining the efficacy of some antibiotics in fighting human infections. Furthermore, recent research ...
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NEHA JEH Position on Antibiotic Feed and Human Health
Antibiotic Feed and Human Health National Environmental Health Association Position on Antibiotic Feed and Human Health Adopted June 18, 2000 PURPOSE: Scientific studies ... of antibiotic-resistance among foodborne and other pathogens, and WHEREAS: these antibiotic-resistant bacteria can transfer their resistance genes to disease-causing bacteria, resulting in antibiotic-resistant infections ...
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books you should read - with reviews
DNA to Dolly the sheep and from genetically modified food to the alarming rise in antibiotic-resistant disease. ISBN 1-85860-051-0 Gateway Books, Bath £9.95 Lost Crops of the ...
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Antibiotic Overuse - Keep Kids Healthy
Cold Medicine Advertisement Children's Pain and Fever Reducers Main > Common Infections > Antibiotic Overuse Antibiotic Overuse Parents and Pediatricians have increasingly been recognizing the dangers of overusing and ... a resistant infection and/or having side effects, such as diarrhea and allergic reactions. Please understand that I do not expect to be given a prescription for an antibiotic every ...
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RE: Protect our food supply by supporting HR 5269 and HR 5268
Unlike crops from traditional breeding, genetically engineered crops contain antibiotic-resistant marker genes, viral promoters and foreign proteins never before consumed by humans. Yet the FDA ...
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Eden Again, Marshland Information - Bibliography, Anthropology
Top 11. Al-Jebouri, M.M. and N.S. Al-Meshhadani. 1985. A note on antibiotic-resistant Escherichia coli in adult man, raw sewage and sewage-polluted River Tigris in Mosul, Nineva ...
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Eden Again, Marshland Information - Bibliography, Water Quality & Pollution
Biology, 97(3): p. 461-465. 15. Al-Jebouri, M.M. 1985. A note on antibiotic resistance in the bacterial flora of raw sewage and sewage-polluted River Tigris in Mosul ... -6. 16. Al-Jebouri, M.M. and N.S. Al-Meshhadani. 1985. A note on antibiotic-resistant Escherichia coli in adult man, raw sewage and sewage-polluted River Tigris in Mosul, Nineva ...
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A recent study by the UK government shows that antibiotic-resistant genes can move from GE foods to bacteria found naturally in the human gut. This ... or infections that may be untreatable by conventional antibiotics. It is possible that if herbicide-resistant GE crops transmigrate into the natural environment, they could become superweeds ? difficult if not ...
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