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Surfer bums and antibiotic resistant bacteria
Are surfers at greater risk of being colonised by antibiotic resistant bacteria? Anne Leonard, a PhD student at the University of Exeter Medical School, is trying to find out. Anne is part of a research team led by Dr William Gaze … Continue reading
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Tagged AMR, Antibiotics, bacteria, beach, bum, E. coli, resistance, surfing
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Microbe Talk Extra: Something in the water
Where do antibiotics end up after we’ve used them? The answer is almost everywhere – in our soils and crops, in our rivers and in our drinking water. Is this something we should be concerned about? And is it driving … Continue reading