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New strategies necessary to fight AMR as bacteria develop resistance

Zahrah Imtiaz - 11 October, 2023, AM

Bacteria may remain resistant to antibiotics even after reducing antibiotic use. A study by Oxford University said naturally developed antibiotic resistance genes in bacteria...

Vietnam pushes regulations on antimicrobial resistance

Ha Thu - 2 October, 2023, AM

Vietnam targets to control antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and the use of antibiotics by 2045. The national plan (divided into two phases, 2023-2030 and 2030-2045)...

Using big data to improve AMR surveillance

Arief Fachrudin - 25 August, 2023, AM

Big data and machine learning in antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance in poultry production could help inform interventions and offer protection against germs that are...

Antibiotic management sustaining poultry farming

Asian Agribiz Team - 7 August, 2023, AM

LUIZ W O SOUZA and GUNDUZ ILSEVER* write that after the discovery of penicillin, researchers questioned why some bacteria do not and others simply...

Technical services personnel as change agents in AMR challenge

Meliyana - 29 June, 2023, AM

The Indonesian Poultry Veterinary Association ran a workshop on responsible use of antibiotics for technical services (TS) personnel. Association Chairman, Dalmi Triyono said this...

AMR and high costs plague livestock industry

Zahrah Imtiaz - 19 May, 2023, AM

High raw material costs and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) are two important challenges the animal protein industry faces, says Juan Ignacio Fernandez, Managing Director at...

Can veterinary oversight mitigate AMR?

Alphecca Arriesgado - 17 May, 2023, PM

The Veterinary Drug Use Monitoring System (Vet-DRUMS), which will automate the prescription system, can help provide data showing whether antibiotics are being used responsibly...

AB Vista forges ahead with emphasis on gut health solutions

Zahrah Imtiaz - 17 May, 2023, AM

On the sidelines of VIV Asia 2023, AB Vista, Managing Director, Juan Ignacio Fernandez talks to Asian Agribiz on the future growth strategies of...

Indonesia, FAO launch roadmap to reduce AMR in livestock

Meliyana - 5 April, 2023, AM

Indonesia will reduce the preventive use of antimicrobials in livestock by up to 40% by 2029. The Ministry of Agriculture and the FAO recently...

Five concrete steps to control AMR

Meliyana - 25 November, 2022, PM

Indonesia’s Ministry of Agriculture, together with WOAH, FAO, and local poultry and pharmaceutical industries, declared five steps to prevent antimicrobial resistance (AMR). First, use...

Medion stages discussion on AMR

Arief Fachrudin - 13 October, 2022, AM

Indonesia’s animal health company Medion recently staged a discussion about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) by inviting Jaap Wagenaar, Professor of Clinical Infectiology of the Faculty...

Pakistan sets up lab for AMR surveillance

Zahrah Imtiaz - 25 July, 2022, AM

The Livestock and Dairy Development Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, has set up a Disease Investigation Laboratory to investigate antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in livestock....

Antimicrobial use in animals trends downwards – WOAH

Isa Q Tan - 4 July, 2022, AM

The use of antimicrobials in animal production worldwide fell by 27% between 2016 and 2018, a new report from the World Organization for Animal...

Bangladesh needs campaign to tackle antibiotic overuse

Arief Fachrudin - 5 January, 2022, AM

Antibiotic overuse in poultry farming in Bangladesh is breeding the rise of ‘superbugs’ that cannot be managed with traditional treatments, according to multiple studies. A...

Anand Agri Uni raises issue of antimicrobial resistance

Arief Fachrudin - 3 January, 2022, AM

Researchers at Anand Agricultural University (AAU) in Gujarat, India, have produced a local-language pamphlet on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) to circulate among the poultry stakeholders...

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