OBJECTIVES
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing concern within the One Health framework. This study characterized AMR in Escherichia coli and Klebsiella spp. isolated from livestock fecal samples across commercial and communal farms in Namibia.
METHODS
About 140 fecal samples were collected from cattle, sheep,...
Loide N. Nangolo, Agnetor Kakungu, S. Musundi et al.· PLoS ONE· 0 citations
Background Infertility is a public health concern affecting many individuals globally. It is defined as the inability to achieve a pregnancy after 12 months or more of uninterrupted and unprotected sexual intercourse and affects both males and females. Primary infertility occurs when conception has never been achieved,...
Carolina D. Teixeira, Emanuel Magesa, S. Mlambo et al.· Curationis· 0 citations
W Wastewater-based genomic surveillance provides an effective approach for characterizing AMR, virulence, and disinfectant resistance, supporting genome-informed surveillance and wastewater management in water-scarce settings.
Smthokozele Sikabongo, Graça K. Kandanda, Uvatera Maurihungirire et al.· Future Microbiology· 0 citations
This study provides genome-level baseline evidence that wastewater-associated, non-clinical Gram-negative bacteria in Namibia harbor clinically relevant AMR determinants, reinforcing the value of wastewater-based genomic surveillance for understanding environmental AMR dissemination, and emphasizing the public health i...
Graça K. Kandanda, L. Mwapagha· PLOS Water· 1 citation
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