New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase

Bantay sarado ngaun ang international ports lalo na ang NAIA dahil sa new bacteria na natuklasan ng bright people.New Flhi metallo-beta -lactamase o 'SUPERBUG GENE.'.Nakakamatay ang bgong bacteria at wla pang antibiotics sa world n panlaban dito.Maaring mging global health problem ito pag hindi natuldukan.Sbi nga..kailangan always clean..nakukuha ang "superbug" sa taong may sakit nito at sa simpleng pgkamay lamang at pgktpos ay maipunas ito sa mga entry point ng body tulad ng nose,ears,mouth at open wounds..Presto may sakit ka na! Hindi basta bsta ang pginom ng mga antibiotics kapag ngakaroon nito dhil pinahhina nito ang resisensya sa anumang uri ng antibiotics na iinumin ng isang biktima ng 'superbug.'Hindi puede ang self prescribe mdicatiön.Ang mga medical experts sa amerika ay ngpalbbs na rin ng global alert tungkol dito matpos mgwarning ang mga British researcher na mabilis ang pgkalat nito sa iba't ibang bansa..May 2 cases na sa Canada,umaaabot sa 140 na case pa ang nairecord sa India,Bangladesh at Pakistan.Problema ng mga bright kung paano mgagamot ang superbug victims,hindi umeepekto ang maraming antibiotics,mging ang carbapenems na itinuturing na pinakamtindi na sa mga antibiotics na ginagamit lamang sa panahon ng emergencies.

Insan baka naman lack of personal hygiene ang nakakapitan ng bacteria na ito. It's just a bacteria not a virus. Hayaan mo ipagreresearch natin yan at share natin dito.

MRSA superbug solution discovered in Norway
Killer superbug solution discovered in Norway - Infectious diseases- msnbc.com.

Twenty-five years ago, Norwegians were also losing their lives to this bacteria. But Norway's public health system fought back with an aggressive program that made it the most infection-free country in the world. A key part of that program was cutting back severely on the use of antibiotics.

Now a spate of new studies from around the world prove that Norway's model can be replicated with extraordinary success, and public health experts are saying these deaths — 19,000 in the U.S. each year alone, more than from AIDS — are unnecessary. "It's a very sad situation that in some places so many are dying from this, because we have shown here in Norway that Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) can be controlled, and with not too much effort," said Jan Hendrik-Binder, Oslo's MRSA medical adviser. "But you have to take it seriously, you have to give it attention, and you must not give up."'

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