The document discusses how antibiotic resistance spreads from animals to people and between people. It notes that antibiotics given to livestock can lead to resistant bacteria developing in their guts, which can then spread to humans through consumption of contaminated meat. It also explains that humans who take antibiotics can develop resistant gut bacteria, and these bacteria can spread directly or indirectly between people through unclean facilities and poor hygiene practices.

1. FROM ANIMALS TO PEOPLE?
How
Antibiotic
Resistance
Spread?

2. Antibiotics are
given to livestock
and resistant
bacteria develop in
their guts.
Drug resistant
bacteria remain on
the meat will spread
to human while
consumption of the
meats.

3. FROM PEOPLE TO PEOPLE?
How
Antibiotic
Resistance
Spread?

4. Humans get
antibiotics and
develop resistant
bacteria in their
guts.
The resistant bacteria
spread directly or
indirectly between people
through unclean facilities
and poor hygiene.