A recent study reveals a 10% increase in antibiotic resistance genes in salmonella linked to climate change from 1940 to 2023. The research highlights the role of rising temperatures and altered rainfall patterns in amplifying antimicrobial resistance, suggesting urgent action is needed to address this global health issue.
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A recent study reveals a 10% increase in antibiotic resistance genes in salmonella linked to climate change from 1940 to 2023. The research highlights the role of rising temperatures and altered rainfall patterns in amplifying antimicrobial resistance, suggesting urgent action is needed to address this global health issue.
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