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Residential proximity to intensive animal agriculture associates with increased prevalence of antimicrobial resistance in homes

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By Kathryn Dalton, Mikyeong Lee, Jared A. Fisher, Rena R. Jones, Stephanie London, Marie Richards-Barber
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Abstract Antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a global public health threat, affects rural communities disproportionately due to their unique regional exposures, including proximity to animal feeding operations (AFOs), a source of AMR genes. We evaluated residential proximity to AFOs and the presence of AMR genes in the home dust resistome, the collection of antimicrobial resistant genes within a microbial community.
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