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Connecticut Toddler Latest U.S. Case of 'Superbug' : journaltimes

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Connecticut Toddler Latest U.S. Case of 'Superbug'

Connecticut Toddler Latest U.S. Case of 'Superbug'
Connecticut Toddler Latest U.S. Case of 'Superbug'
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by the same token on natureworldnews

4th Superbug Case in the US Found in Connecticut -- Warning Facts About This Infection : News : Nature World News

4th Superbug Case in the US Found in Connecticut -- Warning Facts About This Infection : News : Nature World News
4th Superbug Case in the US Found in Connecticut -- Warning Facts About This Infection : News : Nature World News
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed the fourth case of potentially deadly superbug infection in the US from a young girl in Connecticut.(Photo : Joe Raedle/Getty Images)The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed the fourth case of potentially deadly superbug infection in the US from a young girl in Connecticut.AdvertisementAccording to the report from CBS Baltimore, a two-year-old girl from Connecticut was diagnosed with a certain strain of E.coli bacteria with sn antibiotic-resistant gene known as mcr-1 last June.






not to mention techtimes

Fourth Case Of Drug Resistant Superbug Identified In Connecticut Toddler

Fourth Case Of Drug Resistant Superbug Identified In Connecticut Toddler
Fourth Case Of Drug Resistant Superbug Identified In Connecticut Toddler
Ticked Off!Here's What You Need To Know About Lyme DiseaseAdvertisementFederal health authorities have revealed that a toddler in Connecticut was found to have an antibiotic-resistant strain of E.coli, the fourth case identified in the United States.The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) on Friday that the E.coli strain called MCR-1 was discovered in a 2-year-old child who may have been exposed to the superbug during a recent trip.


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