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Impose User Fee to Curb use of Antibiotics on Farms: Experts
Overusing antibiotics in farms can lead to the evolution of some deadly superbugs, which could cause severe illness in humans. The rise of these antibiotic resistant bacteria can be tamed by imposing fines on non-human use of antibiotics, researchers say.
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