Experts warn of Salmonella Dublin: Cattle-born superbug that is spreading to humans

Researchers have discovered that Salmonella Dublin, a superbug commonly found in cattle, is increasingly resistant to antibiotics and capable of spreading to humans through contaminated food or direct contact. This poses a significant threat, potentially leading to untreatable infections, especially in vulnerable populations. The US, a major beef and dairy producer, faces a heightened risk of a widespread health emergency.