Anthelmintic Resistance in Ruminants: Who Cares?

  27 November 2019

Helminth parasites, or parasitic worms, cause severe disease in grazing ruminants. Anthelmintic drugs are frequently used to control these infections, but this has resulted in the emergence of anthelmintic-resistant (AR) helminth populations. AR has been detected in all major helminth species across Europe and globally and threatens effective control of parasitic infections.

 

Further reading: BMC
Author(s): Johannes Charlier & Theo van der Waal
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