Rethinking antibiotic use: Why the global debate misses low- and middle-income countries’ realities

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byWorld Organisation for Animal Health

Citation

Moodley, A. 2025. Rethinking antibiotic use: Why the global debate misses low- and middle-income countries’ realities. The Animal Echo.

Authors

  • Moodley, Arshnee

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