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1. Definitions and basic concepts -- 2. Have antibiotics and antibiotic resistance genes always been out there? -- 3. Human-related release of antibiotics into the environment -- 4. Spread of resistant organisms from human settlements into the environment -- 5. Impact of antibiotics and resistance in non-clinical settings.

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