One Health and antimicrobial resistance, a United States perspective.

S J Bright-Ponte, B K Walters, H Tate, L M Durso, J M Whichard, K E Bjork, C B Shivley, A L Beaudoin, K L Cook, E L Thacker, R Singh, J M Gilbert
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Abstract

Antimicrobial drugs are a precious resource, responsible for saving millions of lives since their discovery. Unfortunately, some antimicrobials are rapidly losing their effectiveness due to the development and spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a multi-faceted and complex problem affecting humans, animals, plants and the environment. While AMR is a global problem, in this paper, the authors briefly highlight some ongoing efforts in the United States of America aimed at integrating a One Health approach into policies and programmes that address this important health threat.

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Animals
Anti-Infective Agents
Drug Resistance, Bacterial
Health Policy
Humans
One Health
United States

Chemicals

Anti-Infective Agents

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