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"Staph" or Community-Associated Methicillin-Resistant
Staphylococcus aureus (CAMRSA) Information

Archive of Past News and Updates
Community-Associated MRSA Information for the Public
MRSA
Podcast by the CDC
(CDC, October 2007)
Occurrence of the USA300 community-acquired Staphylococcus
aureus clone in Austria
(Eurosurveillance, October 2007)
Questions
and Answers about MRSA in Schools
(CDC, October 2007)
Hot Topics: CAMRSA 07
(Pedialink, October 2007) CAMRSA in children
Selecting
Effective Treatment in the Antibiotic-Resistant Emergency Room
Patient (Medscape, September 2007)
The New
York Course 2007: Developments in Infectious Diseases - CAMRSA
Infections (Medscape, September 2007)
Strategies to
Address Antimicrobial Resistance Act: Support legislation
(IDSA, September 2007)
Mulitlingual translations of Parents Guide to MRSA
(December 2007)
Skin Infections and
MRSA Information for Schools
(October 2007)
MRSA Guide for Parents
(October 2007)
MRSA From Swine
Pneumococcal vaccination in the childhood vaccination
program, Blood
donor screening 2006 (8/15/2007)
Necrotic Skin Lesions: Spider Bite--or Something Else?
(Consultant, October 2006) here they describe the clinical features
of spider bites and summarize the treatment options.
Public Health Responding to New Threat of Staph Infections
(Medscape, August 2006) Staph, a bacteria so
common that its mention hardly raises an eyebrow in health
circles, is making a comeback, marking the emergence of a new
public health threat.
MRSA Most Common Cause of Skin and Soft-Tissue Infections in
Major US Cities
(Medscape, August 2006)
Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Skin Infections Among Tattoo
Recipients - Ohio, Kentucky, and Vermont, 2004-2005
(MMWR, June 2006)
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CA-MRSA
- An overview of outbreaks affecting specific populations (Clinical Infectious Diseases, Aug 2005)
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Community-Acquired MRSA: Evolving Pathogens
(Medscape, July 2005) Free registration required to access articles.
Includes epidemiology overview, molecular basis for resistance, clinical
experiences of CA-MRSA and approaches to CA-MRSA prevention.
This Certified Medical Education (CME) activity is made available to physicians,
pharmacists, and registered nurses on the Medscape site as a service to their audience.
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