Epidemiological assessment of antimicrobial resistance of Salmonella species from wildlife at human-animal interface in Bangladesh
Background: Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a worldwide concern that due to its strike on
human, livestock, and wildlife. It is listed as the topmost emerging public health threat risk.
AMR bacteria can be transmitted to and forth between human and animal populations
through environmental pollution of antimicrobials from human and animal waste. The aim of
the research was to identify the ecology and epidemiology of AMR of Salmonella spp.
isolated from wildlife species: Rhesus macaque, and Small mammals (Rattus rattus, Mus …
human, livestock, and wildlife. It is listed as the topmost emerging public health threat risk.
AMR bacteria can be transmitted to and forth between human and animal populations
through environmental pollution of antimicrobials from human and animal waste. The aim of
the research was to identify the ecology and epidemiology of AMR of Salmonella spp.
isolated from wildlife species: Rhesus macaque, and Small mammals (Rattus rattus, Mus …
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