CDC’S AR Lab Network Uncovers Antibiotic Resistance & Silent Spread: CDC Vital Signs: April 3, 2018
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April 3, 2018
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Description:AR LAB NETWORK ; 1 in 4 bacteria tested was positive: ; • 25% of the germs had special genes that allow them to spread their resistance to other germs. In response, many investigations were conducted and screening tests were performed. ; 1 in 10 screening tests was positive: ; • If left undetected, patients without symptoms could continue spreading rare, hard-to-treat germs in the health care facility. ; ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE CAN SPREAD ; • From people with and without symptoms of infection ; • Between facilities ; • Between germs ; SOURCE: CDC Vital Signs, April 2018. ; vs-0418-antibiotic-resistance-1185px-2.jpg
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