FDA plans to curb use of antibiotics in farming industry

the U.SFood and Drug Administration has released an industry-specific document that plans to curb the use of antibiotics for "important medical uses" in the industry, thereby minimizing resistance to antibiotics in people who eat livestock and poultry productsiBh
The U.SDrug Enforcement Administration said in a statement the same day, the world's antibiotic resistance as a major public health threat, only when the necessary treatment is very important to use antibioticsBut antibiotics have long been added to feed or drinking water for cattle, pigs and poultry to promote their growth and improve feeding efficiencySince some livestock antibiotics are also important drugs for human diseases, this may increase the human resistance to antibioticsiBh
"We need to selectively give drugs to animals," William Flynn, deputy director of science policy at the FDA's Veterinary Medicine Center, said in a statement"
iBh2010, the U.SDrug Enforcement Administration called for a reduction in the use of antibiotics in the aquaculture industry, this time published in the "final version" of the guidance documentAccording to the document, the FDA will urge animal pharmaceutical companies to voluntarily remove instructions from antibiotic products that promote animal growth and increase breeding efficiency, which will only be used to treat animals in the future and will need to be regulated for useiBh
　　The FDA says it will give animal pharmaceutical companies three months to submit their intentions, which will be adjusted for three years iBh
　　According to statistics, 80% of the antibiotics sold in the United States are used in livestock The U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported this year that antibiotic-resistant bacteria kill 23,000 Americans each year iBh the U.S Food and Drug Administration recently released an industry-led document that plans to curb the use of antibiotics for "important medical purposes" in the aquaculture industry, thereby minimizing resistance to antibiotics in people who eat livestock and poultry products iBh
　　The U.S Drug Enforcement Administration said in a statement the same day, the world's antibiotic resistance as a major public health threat, only when the necessary treatment is very important to use antibiotics But antibiotics have long been added to feed or drinking water for cattle, pigs and poultry to promote their growth and improve feeding efficiency Since some livestock antibiotics are also important drugs for human diseases, this may increase the human resistance to antibiotics iBh
　　"We need to selectively give drugs to animals," William Flynn, deputy director of science policy at the FDA's Veterinary Medicine Center, said in a statement "
iBh 2010, the U.S Drug Enforcement Administration called for a reduction in the use of antibiotics in the aquaculture industry, this time published in the "final version" of the guidance document According to the document, the FDA will urge animal pharmaceutical companies to voluntarily remove instructions from antibiotic products that promote animal growth and increase breeding efficiency, which will only be used to treat animals in the future and will need to be regulated for use iBh
　　The FDA says it will give animal pharmaceutical companies three months to submit their intentions, which will be adjusted for three years iBh
　　According to statistics, 80% of the antibiotics sold in the United States are used in livestock The U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported this year that antibiotic-resistant bacteria kill 23,000 Americans each year iBh