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Pilot Program for Early Detection of Antimicrobial Resistance at EKPA
2 sourcesFirst reported 25 days agoUpdated 25 days ago
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- The University of Athens implements a pilot program to detect antimicrobial resistance.
- Urban wastewater is utilized as an early warning tool for potential pandemics.
- Greece has high rates of antimicrobial resistance and related deaths compared to the EU average.
- The overuse of antibiotics and chemicals is a significant issue in Greece.
- A One Health approach highlights the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health.
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