Resistance on the rise: Assessment of antibiotic-resistant indicator organisms in Shem Creek, Charleston, South Carolina
Shem Creek is a Charleston waterway well-known for numerous recreational activities such as paddle boarding, fishing, and kayaking. However, Charleston WaterKeepers, a local organization, has consistently found high levels of coliform bacteria within Shem Creek. With antibiotic prescription rates su...
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Main Authors: | Brooke Emery (Author), Heather Fullerton (Author), Brian Bossak (Author) |
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2022-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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