I've always thought of antibiotic resistance as a natural disaster; "one that’s been happening over and over and over again." Every epidemiologists' favorite whistler, Andrew Bird, sings "Natural Disaster" for your weekend viewing/listening. He even works in malaria, kittens with pleurisy and a wolf with lung disease.
The angle gets better after a few seconds...
Pondering vexing issues in infection prevention and control
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Friday, September 10, 2010
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In many parts of the country, as rates of COVID-19 are declining and vaccination coverage is increasing (albeit with substantial variati...
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Back on clinical service again and having more thoughts on poor hospital design. Last month I wondered why there were no stethoscope wipe...
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Those that follow me on twitter or the blog have probably noticed my recent focus on trying to understand the emergence of compulsory influe...
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REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha With the assistance of a great supply management team, we have been able to outfit all of our clinical staff wit...