Blog Archive for the ‘Pathogens In The News’ Category
This week we will be sharing some great reviews of our product, MyClyns. We loved them and want to share with all of our fans! If you are interested in doing a product review please send your website/blogs to socialclyns@gmail.com and we will be happy to tell you more!
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Get the history and facts on Acinetobacter baumannii, a “Highly Successful Pathogen in Times of War”. If you missed our last email about this deadly infection, then you should know that this infection is increasingly affecting our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Also, it doesn’t stop there, it is making appearances in the United States as well. Click here to read more.
Tags: Acinetobacter, baumannii, deadly, infection, success, war
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“During January 1, 2002–August 31, 2004, military health officials identified 102 patients with blood cultures that grew A. baumannii at military medical facilities treating service members injured in Afghanistan and the Iraq/Kuwait region. ” It may not be a huge number, but it is still making a large impact on our troops. Click here to read more on this article
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Going into the hospital for spine surgery and nearly dying because of a C. Difficile infection is not what this mother ever expected would happen to her child. Don’t let this happen to you or your loved ones.
More hospitalized children are acquiring a sometimes deadly bacterial infection called Clostridium difficile, a sudy says…
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Tags: bacterial, C. Difficile, children, deadly, hospital
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Just because you may have not heard about it in a while, doesn’t mean it’s not still around, C. Difficile is on once again on the rise in Ontario. Clickbe low to learn further statistics and facts.
SUPERBUG: Hospital infections from the superbug C. difficile are rising again in Ontario, proving that the antibiotic-resistant pathogen is more challenging than ever, says the president of St. Joseph’s Healthcare in Hamilton.
Tags: C. Difficile, healthcare, hospital
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A newly tested drug called, Fidaxomicin could be just what the doctor ordered, if you have a bad case of C. Difficile that is! Click here to learn more about this new research and discovery.
Tags: C. Difficile, doctor, Fidaxomicin
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Clostridium Difficile, or C. Diff, is appearing more and more frequently among healthcare professionals. This is a fantastic site that will go through the dangers of C. Diff, and talk about how you or your loved ones may be at risk! Find out more about the causes and symptoms here.
Tags: C. Diff, Clostridium Difficile, dangers, healthcare
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You may think twice about getting a tattoo without learning what your risks are. Recently discovered, people whom have tattoos are three times more likely to have hepatitis C than those without. Read more before you get inked.
Posted Aug 10, 2010
Got A Tattoo? Get a Hepatitis C Test
The global fad for tattoos, particularly among young people, is growing — and along with it the risk of acquiring hepatitis C, according to a multinational study. Click here to read more!
Tags: A B C, hepatitis, inked, tattoo
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In the news now, this could happen to anyone! Read about the story of nine victims who were infected with hepatitis after attending a routine dental checkup.
Posted March 3, 2011 by CNN.com
Nine Ohio veterans have tested positive for hepatitis after undergoing routine dental work at a Dayton clinic, according to Ohio Veterans Affairs Communications Officer Todd Sledge…Click here to read more.
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Scientists and researchers are making great milestones in 2011 for finally discovering what is working to contain virus such as hepatitis. Long-term studies are showing patients very encouraging statistics for hepatitis infected people. Click here to read more on what other studies are showing.
January 13, 2011
Viral hepatitis in 2011: a major step forward
This supplement of Liver International provides the state of the art on the management of patients with hepatitis B and hepatitis C in 2011 as presented at the fourth Paris Hepatitis Conference (PHC). Once again, this year, outstanding international experts will be presenting reviews of the most up-to-date information as well as their opinion on its clinical applications… Click here to read more!
Tags: 2011, hepatitis, information, patients, researchers
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