Diala Konyali

This study quantifies how combined sewer overflows (CSOs) temporarily increase antimicrobial resistance in urban streams but do not establish long-term resistance due to rapid washout.

The paper proposes an ecology-based method to predict no-effect concentrations for antibiotic resistance using MIC data and fitness cost estimates, suggesting regulatory thresholds should be lowered.

This study shows cigarette smoke increases antimicrobial resistance transfer between bacteria in lung and environmental settings.