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Antimicrobial Resistance in the Food Chain
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Duration

3 weeks

Total fee

2,205

Mode of learning

Online

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Antimicrobial Resistance in the Food Chain
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Highlights

  • Duration 3 weeks
  • Weekly study 3 hours
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Antimicrobial Resistance in the Food Chain
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  • Learn what antibiotics are, how they work, and how bacteria become resistant to their effects. Hear how antibiotics are used from the perspective of healthcare and veterinary professionals. Explore how antibiotics are used in farming: How can antibiotic-resistant bacteria find their way onto our food? What impact does the environment and global trade have on the spread of this bacteria? Finally, consider what might be done to tackle antibiotic resistance: How effective are current policies? Can we find new types of antibiotics or alternatives to antibiotics? What can we do internationally?

Antimicrobial Resistance in the Food Chain
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Curriculum

The mechanisms and transfer of antimicrobial resistance

Introduction to the Course

What are antibiotics?

Uses of antibiotics

How does resistance develop?

Transmissible antimicrobial resistance

Antibiotics in the food chain

Introduction to Week 2

AMR and the Food Chain

AMR and the Environment

AMR and International Trade

Antibiotic usage and control: Past, present and future

Introduction to Week 3

Past: History of AMR in the Food Chain

Present: What are we doing to address AMR?

Future: Further Opportunities for Control

Wrapping Up

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