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    he Overuse of Antibiotics on Factory Farms In 2015, a fellow student from my high school, whose name has been left out, contracted a type of E. coli. The doctors realized that this strain of E. coli was resistant to antibiotics meaning there were no antibiotics that could be given to her as a treatment. The sickness forced her to miss major portions of her senior year. Hospitalized for over six months, doctors waited to see if her body’s immune system could fight the bacteria off. She…

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    with antibiotics for the treatment of various diseases by peoples in Rajshahi city in Bangladesh. The study found, 26.69% experienced self-medication with antibiotics. The key reasons for the self-medications of antibiotics was the pre-experience (45.82%), suggestions from others (28.24%) and knowledgeable of the antibiotics (16.14%). Only 4.32% patients used self-medicated antibiotics longer than 10 years and only 6.92% patients reported side effects for the self-medication of antibiotics. The…

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    How Do Antibiotics Work?

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    The Modus Operandi of Antibiotics As we all know, antibiotics eliminate bacteria, and by doing that, the infection is almost cured. This operation is not as simple as it seems, it requires high levels of specificity, selectivity, and accuracy. The outcome of taking antibiotics is well known, but how do antibiotics actually work? What are the specifics of the fierce interactions between bacteria and antibiotics? These questions can only be answered by following the process of bacteria…

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    A Political Resolution to Antibiotic Resistance Through the 20th century, antibiotics became the innovation that allowed the flourishing existence of human beings, where it was critical in the control of infection and allowed for stronger medical procedures that had invariably extended life. From its beginnings with Alexander Fleming’s discovery of the uses of penicillin (a widely used antibiotic), it has been considered a “wonder drug” with its widespread popularity post World War II, becoming…

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    become a reality for anyone that eats meat? Antibiotics are known as a miracle cure. The definition of antibiotics from South Dakota State University is; Antibiotics are medicines that are given to people or animals to treat or prevent certain illnesses caused by bacteria. Antibiotics either kill or hinder the growth of harmful bacteria in animals and people. At one point or another everyone has had an antibiotic. One worry scientists have about antibiotics is that they may be losing their…

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    Antibiotic Resistance Research Antibiotics have been used in the United States for many years which has led to a reduction in illness and death from infection and diseases. The over usage in farms has led to major antibiotic resistance and a public health threat. So famers need to be more careful with the way they use their antibiotics. If farmers do not use antibiotics more cautiously our public health is going to have a major health issue. Some of the things we should be concerned about is,…

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    's new policy on animal antibiotic use draws scrutiny from farmers, advocates and industry. Anniston Star, The (AL). [popular] This article is from an Alabama Newspaper and discusses the effects of regulating antibiotics in the poultry and cattle industry. I plan on using this article because it provides quotes from experts in the cattle and poultry production industry. Experts in the cattle and poultry industry worry “the changing of the way farmers obtain antibiotics won’t change the…

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    Despite the consequences that antibiotics use in agriculture left behind both in human and environment, we simply can’t ignore the instrumental role of antibiotic in the agriculture industry and the United States’ economy as a whole. As pointed out earlier, in the past, Americans people had to pay a lot for meat products, as the meat-producing industry couldn’t keep up with the demands. With the introduction of antibiotics in animal feeds, it allowed farm owners to produce high-quality animals…

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    test to figure out what kind of infection the children had and then identify the antibiotic that would best treat the infection or if they were antibiotic-resistant bacteria. For this experiment, my hypothesis is that both culture’s A and B will not be antibiotic-resistant and will have at least one antibiotic that will be able to treat the infections. The null hypothesis is that culture’s A and B will be antibiotic-resistant. In the experiment, we started off by sterilizing a loop over a…

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    Antibiotics are the medicines which are used to prevent and treat bacterial infections. Antibiotics have saved countless lives from common infections in the past a few decades. However, in recent years, the antibiotic resistance has become a global threat to the effective prevention and treatment of an increasing range of infections at an alarming pace (Podolsky et al., 2015). Antibiotic resistance occurs when microbe evolves and become more resistant to antibiotics drug and it can lead to the…

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