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MRSA infection can spread between humans and pets, study says – Los Angeles Times
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MRSA infection can spread between humans and pets, study says
Los Angeles Times, CA Household pets are now considered a reservoir for MRSA, and skin infections in dogs and cats can be spread to humans through bites, said the author of the study, Dr. Richard Oehler of the University of South Florida College of Medicine. … Warning over 'superbug' risk from pets New Scientist MRSA risk in dog and cat owners: Study TheMedGuru Study: MRSA may be transmitted by pet's bite Xinhua all 101 news articles |
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Dogs, cats infecting owners with MRSA, says study – Seattle Times
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Dogs, cats infecting owners with MRSA, says study
Seattle Times, United States Doctors from the University of South Florida College of Medicine in Tampa said that the transmission of MRSA is on the rise, due to animal bites and scratches. The results were released in the July issue of The Lancet Infectious Diseases. … Pet bites can put owners at risk for superbug MRSA New York Daily News Warning over 'superbug' risk from pets New Scientist Steering clear of summertime staph infections Pottstown Mercury Austin American-Statesman - Baltimore Sun all 104 news articles |
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My response to the British Chiropractic Association – Pulse
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My response to the British Chiropractic Association
Pulse, UK Following my last blog and my article in the New Scientist, Richard Brown, vice president of the BCA, wrote a remarkable response and ad hominem attack that ill befits any responsible organisation. Please note, if you are shown as logged in but are … |
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In defense of chiropractic – New Scientist
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In defense of chiropractic
New Scientist, UK SINCE the British Chiropractic Association (BCA) decided to sue science writer Simon Singh for libel, scientists and journalists have unleashed a torrent of criticism against chiropractic. Much of this is misinformed and needs to be corrected. … British Indian scientist, bestselling author fights libel Times of India all 7 news articles |
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New medicine means research rethink (The Scientist)
The push for personalized medicine is forcing cancer researchers to re-evaluate how they approach the disease