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A study has shown that 88% of chicken meat in Dutch shops is infected with ESBL bacteria. These are resistant to various anti-biotics such as penicillins and cefalosporins. Already last year several thousands of Dutch patients were infected with bacteria which was anti-biotic resistant. Pig meat and beef are also infected although in lesser percentages.
www.nrc.nl/wetenschap/article2515999.ece/Kippenvlees_vol_met_resistente_bacterien
www.nrc.nl/wetenschap/article2515999.ece/Kippenvlees_vol_met_resistente_bacterien
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