Posted on February 16th, 2012

• An antibiotic wake-up call

• Slaughter Asks Fast Food Companies, “What’s in the Beef?”

• McDonald's: Make more room for pigs

• Going Hog Wild: Weaning Antibiotic-Resistant Bugs Out Of Pork

• MRSA MRSA me: Getting the facts about the superbug in pork

• Study Finds MRSA in 6 Percent of Retail Pork Samples

• ANIMAL WELFARE APPROVED REFUTES MISLEADING CONCLUSIONS

• Drug Resistance in Pork: More Going On Than Appears

• The rise of Big Meat-bred super bugs

• Antibiotic-Free Meat Not Free of Drug-Resistant Bacteria

• FDA Bans One Antibiotic Used in Factory Farming, But It’s Not Enough

• FDA's New Stance on Antibiotics Use Could Be Too Little, Too Late

• Antibiotics in Animals

• This little piggy should not go to markets

• The Rise of Antibiotic Resistance: Consequences of FDA's Inaction

• Antibiotic resistance is primary issue that Congress can address

• Antibiotic-resistant MRSA bacteria widely present in retail pork, new study says

• Playing chicken: The FDA takes a small step to limit farm antibiotics

• The Failure of the FDA: Why We're Still Using Antibiotics on Livestock

• Antibiotics Breed Drug-Resistant Bacteria in Pigs

• Animal Antibiotics

• Fatter cows, sicker people

• FDA changing course on antibiotics in livestock

• Danger: Contaminated meat

• FDA waffles as superbugs spread

• The FDA's token gesture

• EDITORIAL: Antibiotics and agriculture

• Citing Drug Resistance, U.S. Restricts More Antibiotics for Livestock

• F.D.A. Restricts Use of Antibiotics in Livestock

• FDA to protect important class of antimicrobial drugs for treating human illness

• FDA to restrict livestock use of antibiotic

• FDA limits some antibiotic use in food animals

• FDA to Ban Some Antibiotics for Livestock

• FDA: Some Livestock Antibiotics Will Be Limited

• FDA limits 1 class of antibiotics in livestock as public health groups urge gov’t to do more

• FDA gives up

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