Wastewater surveillance tracks spread of antibiotic resistance from mass gatherings

Published Date: 03 Sep 2025

Mass gatherings, such as major sports events and festivals, bring together people from different regions and countries. One associated risk of such large gatherings is the potential spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), ...

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