Residues of Pesticides and Veterinary Drugs in Diets of Dairy Cattle from Conventional and Organic Farms in Austria

Penagos-Tabares, Felipe; Sulyok, Michael; Faas, Johannes; Kriska, Rudolf; Khiaosa‐ard, Ratchaneewan; Zebeli, Qendrim

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“…Our ability to cure common diseases is still under danger due to the creation and spread of Use of Veterinary Drugs in the Raising of Livestock: bacteria that are resistant to drugs and has developed Many different species of food-producing animals, new resistance mechanisms. The increasing global including cows, pigs, chickens, sheep, rabbits, horses, development of multi-and pan-resistant bacteria fish and even bees, who occasionally need treatment, are commonly referred to as "superbugs, " which cause given medications around the world [8,[11][12][13] to manage diseases that cannot be treated with currently available pests and diseases and enhance the quality of edible antimicrobial medications like antibiotics, is particularly animal products. However, the overuse and abuse of concerning [4].…”

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Public Health Significance of Veterinary Drug Residue in Food Animal Products - A Review

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2023

Global Veterinaria

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The objective of this review paper was to investigate the public health significance of veterinary drug residues in food of animal origin. Data were collected by means of the search engine and all relevant journals published between 2019 and 2022 and stocked under Google Scholar were retrieved for analysis. The use of veterinary medications in animals that produce food has the potential to leave residues in animal-derived products (meat, milk, eggs and honey), which puts the consumer's health at risk. The inability to follow the withdrawal period and incorrect drug use are the most likely causes of drug residues. The development of antimicrobial drug resistance, hypersensitivity reaction, carcinogenicity, mutagenicity, teratogenicity and alteration of intestine natural flora are the main public health implications of drug residue. The frequent application of tandem or high-resolution mass spectrometry along with liquid chromatography has greatly enhanced analytical methods for residue analysis. This advancement made it possible to quickly conduct targeted searches for hundreds of target compounds in complicated matrices like milk, eggs, honey, or meat and organs after slaughter. Reduction of antimicrobial drug resistance problem has been indicated as one of the most challenging issues related to food safety in the forthcoming years. There is little data available on the extent of veterinary drug residue globally. Therefore, a significant amount of work must be done to assess the scope of the issue, prevent the occurrence of veterinary drug residues and to familiarize animal health professionals with the pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and toxicological effects of veterinary drugs in order to reduce the potential public health risk posed by drug residues in food derived from animals.

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Public Health Significance of Veterinary Drug Residue in Food Animal Products - A Review

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2023

Global Veterinaria

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Residues of Pesticides and Veterinary Drugs in Diets of Dairy Cattle from Conventional and Organic Farms in Austria

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Public Health Significance of Veterinary Drug Residue in Food Animal Products - A Review

Public Health Significance of Veterinary Drug Residue in Food Animal Products - A Review

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