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China’s big hog farms pose a big antibiotic resistance risk

September 17, 2013Environment

A recent study found high levels of multiple-antibiotic-resistant bacteria on Chinese pig farms. It’s setting off new alarm bells about the heavy use of antibiotics in livestock. There’s a high likelihood the bacteria could jump from pigs to humans.

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