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MRSA Bacteria: Facts, Information, Treatments | Publications

Summary: The collection of articles on MRSA bacteria covers a range of topics from prevention strategies, treatment options, to the latest research on antibiotic resistance. It includes informative pieces on how MRSA affects different population groups, such as seniors and those with disabilities, offering insights on managing infections in vulnerable populations. The publications consist of news articles, research summaries, and educational content from health organizations and experts, providing practical advice on hygiene practices, recognizing symptoms, and understanding treatment protocols. These resources are particularly useful for healthcare professionals, caregivers, and individuals at higher risk for infections, offering both scientific depth and practical guidance for managing health in everyday life.

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MRSA Bacteria: Facts, Information, Treatments: Publications and Resources (32 Items)
Title and DescriptionEdPublish
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Antibiotic Produced by Ant Bacteria May Help MRSA Patients
A new antibiotic, produced by bacteria found on a species of African ant, is very potent against antibiotic-resistant superbugs like MRSA.
17 Feb 2017
13 Feb 2025
OSPREY Predicts MRSA Superbugs Counter-moves to New Drugs
With drug-resistant bacteria on the rise common infections like pneumonia or urinary tract infections are harder to treat with standard antibiotics.
2 Jan 2015
New MRSA Superbug Strain Identified in Brazil
New England Journal of Medicine report shows a research team has identified a new superbug that caused bloodstream infection in Brazilian patient.
22 Apr 2014
2 Aug 2021
New Treatment to Cure and Eliminate MRSA Infections
Groundbreaking study by Professor of Biology Kim Lewis to treat and eliminate MRSA superbug a potent bacterium with a resistance to antibiotics.
14 Nov 2013
Drug Resistant MRSA Prevalence in Nursing Homes
Nursing home residents have increased risk factors of MRSA including diabetes, long-term use of devices and inability to perform activities of daily living.
11 Feb 2013
27 May 2021
Klebsiella Pneumoniae: A Superbug Found in Health Care Environments
Klebsiella pneumonia, referred to as Friedlanders bacillus, causes necrotizing lobar pneumonia and can be found in health care environments.
24 Aug 2012
13 Feb 2025
High Levels of MRSA Bacteria in U.S. Meat Products
Meat in grocery stores has higher prevalence of staph than originally thought and no significant difference in MRSA contamination between conventional pork products and those raised without antibiotics or antibiotic growth promoters.
23 Jan 2012
13 Feb 2025
International MRSA Testing Week Awareness
Global awareness campaign International MRSA Testing Week April 1 to 7 to raise awareness for detection of MRSA to surgical and high risk patients before admission to healthcare facility.
29 Nov 2011
14 Mar 2014
Hospital MRSA Efforts Study
Lessons learned from ICUs as they implemented evidence based practices to reduce Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections in hospitals.
20 Aug 2011
World MRSA Awareness Day and Month
World MRSA Day on October 2nd and World MRSA Awareness Month is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against healthcare acquired infections.
21 Jun 2011
2 Mar 2022
New Type of MRSA Detected
New type of methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) that is not detected by traditional genetic screening methods has been discovered.
2 Jun 2011
Test to Diagnose and Distinguish MRSA and MSSA
Blood Culture Test determines whether bacteria growing in a positive blood culture sample are either MRSA or MSSA.
6 May 2011
7 Apr 2022
MRSA - An Ongoing Epidemic
Brings critical attention to the global threat of MRSA healthcare-acquired infections and antimicrobial resistance.
31 Mar 2011
MRSA Infection Found to be Seasonal
A new study has found a significant increase in the occurrence of methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections in summer and autumn months.
24 Mar 2011
MRSA First Discovered Fifty Years Ago
MRSA was first discovered fifty years ago this year by the late professor Patricia Jevons of the U.K. in 1961.
8 Mar 2011
28 Mar 2026
Tackling Hospital Superbugs with Groundbreaking Irisys Infrared Technology
Figures show that about nine percent of patients actually acquire infections during a hospital stay.
9 Feb 2011
1 Jun 2017
MRSA Screening Saves Hospitals Money
Screening patients in ICU for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) produces cost savings for hospitals.
27 Jan 2011
21 Jun 2022
Discovering Route for MRSA Vaccine
Preventing life-threatening methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections following bone and joint surgery.
16 Jan 2011
IDSA Guidelines for Treatment of MRSA Infections
IDSA announces guidelines for treatment of MRSA infections that will help physicians better manage the common antibiotic-resistant superbug.
5 Jan 2011
30 Dec 2023
Where MRSA Colonizes on the Body
Rhode Island Hospital study identifies quantity and locations of MRSA colonization.
5 Jan 2011
Annual Threat of Norovirus for Nursing Homes and Hospitals
Data shows a significant increase in cases of norovirus and norovirus-like gastrointestinal illness particularly in nursing homes.
1 Dec 2010
Atlas That Maps MRSA Super Bug
National Minority Quality Forum has launched an atlas that maps MRSA Super Bug.
29 Oct 2010
MRSA Infection hVISA Linked to High Mortality
MRSA infection with reduced susceptibility to potent antibiotic drug vancomycin linked to high mortality.
12 Sep 2010
25 Sep 2010
Studies Pinpoint Key Targets for MRSA Vaccine
Vaccine may protect people from MRSA infections and provide lasting immunity to this virulent and drug-resistant organism.
16 Aug 2010
More Hospital Acquired Infections are Causing Death
Half of all deaths caused by infections such as sepsis and pneumonia resulted from hospital-acquired infections.
30 Jul 2010
Actor Dennis Quaid Speaks About Saving Lives
Actor and activist Dennis Quaid opens up in AARP The Magazine about the worst day of his life.
22 Jul 2010
Computer Program Predicts MRSA's Next Move
The predictive software could result in better drug design to beat antibiotic-resistant mutations.
19 Jul 2010
Reducing Hospital Acquired Infections
Despite ongoing efforts to improve patient safety there is limited evidence of improved patient outcomes.
14 Jul 2010
Surveillance for MRSA Decreased HAIs at PCMH
MRSA bacteria can cause a potentially fatal infection that does not respond to commonly used antibiotics.
14 Jul 2010
MRSA Survivors Rally For Action and Awareness
How many more patients need die or injured from MRSA, vancomycin-resistant enterococcus (VRE) or other preventable MDRO infections.
14 Jun 2010
14 Mar 2014
Copper Reduces MRSA & VRE in Hospital Rooms
Antimicrobial copper is effective in reducing bacterial load in intensive care unit (ICU) patient rooms and many individual objects in the rooms.
22 Mar 2010
14 Jul 2010
MRSA in Hospital Outpatients
Deadly superbug MRSA poses a far greater health threat than previously known and is making its way into hospitals.
24 Nov 2009
14 Jul 2010

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