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Why are antibiotics in animal feed such a big concern to the health of people?

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Sports anemia:
 a. is a form of iron-deficiency anemia.
 b. requires treatment with iron supplements.
 c. occurs more often in casual exercisers than competitive athletes.
  d. results from the decrease in fluid volume associated with training.
  e. is generally considered a normal adaptation to endurance training.



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Antibiotics are administered in animal feed to help reduce the risk of infection in large herds that are crowded together and to promote faster growth and greater meat production. The concern is that similar antibiotics are used to treat infections in people. Bacteria grow quickly and can mutate into strains resistant to the killing effects of the antibiotic drugs. If an E. coli bacterium becomes resistant to a particular antibiotic, the bacterium will continue to grow even if the drug is present. If this bacterium enters a person and causes an infection, the drugs used to treat the infection may not work because the bacterium is resistant to the drugs.

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s.tung

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Reply 2 on: Aug 20, 2018
Excellent


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
Great answer, keep it coming :)

 

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