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IN GAO Response, DHHS Cites Studies Showing Human Health Effects

FDA Veterinarian, 2004, p.3-4

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IN GAO Response, DHHS Cites Studies Showing Human Health Effects
Assuntos: Anti-infective agents ; Antibiotics in animal nutrition ; Campylobacter infections ; Drug resistance in microorganisms ; Food animals ; Food, Safety measures ; Foodborne diseases, Prevention ; Salmonellosis ; U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services ; U.S. Government Accountability Office
É parte de: FDA Veterinarian, 2004, p.3-4
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Descrição: "In response to a General Accounting Office (GAO) report that said some researchers see little public health risk from resistant bacteria in food-producing animals, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) provided information on 11 studies to show the strong link between resistance and increased risk to human health...In its response, DHHS said the report was thorough and generally accurate, but GAO did not consider several reports that establish the risk to human health from certain antimicrobial uses in animals." (FDA Veterinarian) Problems with the GAO report are outlined.
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