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Klebsiella spp. are major contributors to both infectious diseases and non-communicable disorders, with multidrug-resistant strains posing a significant global health threat.
Mobile genetic elements in non-human A. baumannii populations harbor resistance genes and suggest circulation between human and non-human environments.
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Climate change is linked to increased antimicrobial resistance (AMR), with rising temperatures and extreme weather events potentially exacerbating this global health threat.
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Farming practices influence the distribution of antimicrobial resistance genes, with livestock exposure increasing potentially mobile ARGs in house mice microbiomes by 27%.
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