Madeleine Kate Henry

This week’s reads were, of course, mysteries, as I rarely read any other genre. In both, the protagonist embarks on a search, though one is seeking a missing author while the other is searching for a lost painting. Both start in New York City before the clues lead them to another locale. This is a new-to-me author, and I’m delighted to have discovered her. That this novel came out in May 2024 and has garnered 7,000+ reviews speaks volumes about what an intriguing tale the author weaves.

INTRODUCTION Antimicrobial resistance is a concern to animal and human health due to the risk of antimicrobial treatment failure.1, 2 Of primary concern is treatment failure in humans3 and hence concern of possible transfer of resistance between animals and humans. Strategies for mitigating antimicrobial resistance in humans and animals have been recommended,2 including defining country-level targets to reduce the use of antibiotics in agriculture.

Syndromic surveillance by veterinary practitioners: a pilot study in the pig sector Carla Correia-Gomes1,2, Madeleine Kate Henry1,2, Susanna Williamson3, Richard M Irvine4, George J Gunn1,2, Nigel Woolfenden5, Mark E. C.