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“an increasing trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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1 This report demonstrates an increasing trend of AMR in the SEA region with 30% of the bacterial infections reporting resistance against first-line antibiotics. 1 The region has emerged as an epicentre of a possible “global syndemic dynamic”, where AMR is not only a biological or medical phenomenon, but an echo of entrenched inequities in terms of limited diagnostic capacity and sub-optimal health system. 2 The burden of AMR is strongly influenced by socioeconomic condition and health system infrastructure, with higher AMR levels being observed in countries with weaker health system.
Nevertheless, statistics from other regions in China, such as Guangzhou, indicate an increasing trend in strains simultaneously resistant to azithromycin and exhibiting low susceptibility/resistance to cephalosporins. 16 This may be attributable to the widespread availability of pharmacies in China, where patients often obtain antibiotics without prescriptions for self-treatment.
Between 2019 and 2021, the amount of pesticide use and imports into Thailand showed an increasing trend. 1 Not only farmers, but also farming families and individuals living in agricultural areas, especially young children, are at risk of pesticide exposure due to pesticide drift and take-home pathways. 2–4 Children may be particularly vulnerable to pesticide exposure, not only from agricultural envi
264 There is an increasing trend in emergency department visits for hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes in Taiwan from 2000 to 2010 (adjusted incidence rate ratio 4.88, 95% CI 3.94–6.05, p < 0.001). 265 From the data of the Taiwan NHIRD between 1998 and 2009, patients with symptomatic hypoglycemia were associated with hi
Differences in fecal hormones and SCFA levels associated with piglet birth weight in sows The HBW group exhibited significantly higher fecal concentrations of acetate ( p = 0.005), propionate ( p = 0.034), isobutyrate ( p = 0.007), and valerate ( p = 0.036) compared to the LBW group, and isovalerate ( p = 0.085) showed an increasing trend in the HBW group ( Table 4 ).