A news item on the BBC website today makes worthwhile reading.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7115018.stm
To quote a couple of key lines;
"Virulent bugs are spreading outside hospitals and inside the community and may put lives at risk, experts say."
The condition is spread outside of hospitals via skin-to-skin contact and appears as sores which look like insect bites. In the very worst cases, it can kill in a day."
"These new strains of bacteria appear to be able to stick to damaged skin and airways better than the hospital MRSA strains, and they can also multiply at a faster rate,"
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7115018.stm
To quote a couple of key lines;
"Virulent bugs are spreading outside hospitals and inside the community and may put lives at risk, experts say."
The condition is spread outside of hospitals via skin-to-skin contact and appears as sores which look like insect bites. In the very worst cases, it can kill in a day."
"These new strains of bacteria appear to be able to stick to damaged skin and airways better than the hospital MRSA strains, and they can also multiply at a faster rate,"
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