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Diabetic Foot FilesBattling Infections: MRSA and Candida in Diabetic FeetWelcome back to another episode of Diabetics with Files, the podcast where we’re dedicated to diabetic foot health prevention and education. I’m your host, Dr. G, aka Call Me Gabby, and today’s episode is critical as we delve into two of the most dangerous yet often overlooked infections that can threaten the diabetic foot: MRSA and Candida. We'll explore the microbiology, diagnosis, treatment, and most importantly, prevention of these silent invaders.
Join us as we discuss case studies and real-life scenarios, revealing how these infections can turn a small foot problem into a life-changing compli...2025-04-1014 min
The ASHE PodcastEpisode 17: Rethinking Contact Precautions: A Genomic Lens on MRSA in Acute CareIn this episode of The ASHE Podcast, we explore how innovative approaches in infection prevention are reshaping healthcare practices. Guests Graham Snyder, Elise Martin, and Ashley Ayers join the discussion to discuss their study titled "Impact of Discontinuation of Contact Precautions on Surveillance- and Whole Genome Sequencing-Defined Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Healthcare-Associated Infections" and what it means for the future of infection control.
The conversation explores the evolving role of contact precautions (CP) in managing MRSA transmission. The discontinuation of CP has sparked debates in infection prevention, with this study providing a fresh perspective through whole genome sequencing (WGS). Unlike traditional...2024-12-1235 min
Supplements Podcast By RevGeneticsSpermidine vs MRSA - Spermidine Boosts Immunity Against MRSA Infections - Podcast 021
In this podcast, researchers explore the link between gut health and fighting off MRSA infections.
They found that antibiotics disrupting gut bacteria made mice more susceptible to severe MRSA infections. However, fecal transplants from healthy mice improved infections drastically. The key molecule identified was spermidine, produced by gut bacteria. Mice with higher spermidine levels showed improved survival rates and reduced infection severity when infected with MRSA.
Spermidine seemed to boost the immune system's response to the infection. This research highlights the importance of gut health in combating antibiotic-resistant superbugs like MRSA.
Study:
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/epdf/10.1021/acsinfecdis.3...2024-10-1911 min
The Wound CentreMRSA: Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureusA major culprit in cross-infection in all types of healthcare facilities is methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). It is endemic in tertiary referral hospitals in the developed world. The first Australian isolation was made at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (RPAH) in Sydney, Australia, in 1965. So what is MRSA and how can we stop the spread of this potentially deadly nosocomial (hospital acquired) pathogen that has become resistant to so many antibiotics? It is a problem particularly for susceptible patients: neonates, immune suppressed and those undergoing surgical procedures. It can cause infection in wounds, urinary tract, blood and l...2024-10-0112 min
PlanBri UncutWe Have MRSA Brain | PlanBri Uncut Episode 278Brianna Lapaglia and Grace O'Malley are being wicked weird and creepy on today's episode. Grace recaps her sold out comedy show while Brianna shares her night out in Philly. Spoiler alert: Brianna has MRSA brain and Grace is dreaming throughout this entire episode! Enjoy!
00:00 Grace's Cough
1:40 Grace's Comedy Show
4:05 Brianna's time to Philly
10:40 Flash Flood Warning
12:55 Grace's Mom is a Heckler
18:05 Billy Joel
21:30 Cousin Seano Gimme My Money
23:00 Instigators Premiere Recap
29:35 Brianna has MRSA
33:00 Yucky Stuff
38:30 SPOILER ALERT
40:00 Brianna's WIFI Guy
43:25 Smokeshows
45:00 MRSA Brain Conversation
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TechnologyTodayMRSA Vaccine, Science and Technology News for 7/14/2024 (s1e21)At the crossroads of Science, Technology, and Society stands ohmTown. A bit of resistance where information becomes manifest as structures visited by the citizens of ohmTown.com.Aggregated news sourced from across the world into ohmTown.com and discussed with Mayor Watt and the Sentient AI from the Future. Show Notes:Freezing Carbon in the Oceanhttps://www.ohmtown.com/groups/technologytoday/f/d/breakthrough-technology-freezes-carbon-in-the-ocean-faster-and-safer-than-ever-before/Air Curtain Aerosol Blockerhttps://www.ohmtown...2024-07-141h 09
Cancer Interviews122: Christine Handy survived HER2+ breast cancer | mastectomy | herceptin | taxol | lumpectomy | MRSAChristine Handy withstood osteomyelitis in her right arm, a lumpectomy, two mastectomies and a MRSA infection en route to surviving HER2+ breast cancer. It wasn’t easy, but her road to survivorship included a 28-round chemotherapy regimen with herceptin and taxol. She has gone on to resume her career as a runway model, author, film producer and motivational speaker. In addition to being a runway model and the other of small children, Christine Handy of Miami, Florida enjoyed an active lifestyle that included tennis and surfing. However, at age 42, while showering she discovered a lump on her...2024-06-2223 min
Sex, Drugs and SkincareEp. 59 Guest Samantha Hale/ MRSA and serial killers!Send us a textGuest comedian Samantha Hale joins the SDS podcast to learn about how easy it is to catch this potentially dangerous disease. 🦠 Don’t worry, it’s still hilarious According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around 5% of the population chronically carries the type of staph bacteria known as MRSA or methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.Antibiotic resistanceis the result of decades of often unnecessary antibiotic use. For years, antibiotics have been prescribed for colds, flu and other viral infections that don't respond to these drugs. Even when antibiotics are used appropriately, they cont...2024-05-2954 min
5 Second RuleFrom MRSA to Influence: A Patient’s Path to AdvocacyIn this engaging episode of the Five Second Rule podcast, hosts Kelly Holmes and Lerenza Howard converse with patient advocate Rosie Bartel, sharing her incredible battle with a persistent MRSA infection, which began as a complication of knee replacement surgery. As a survivor and activist, Rosie's brave story takes us through her grueling journey of surmounting multiple surgeries, hospitalizations, and amputations, underscoring the importance of patient perspective in healthcare and infection control. Listen in to learn more about her crucial role in infection prevention advocacy and the essential changes that resulted from sharing her story. Hosted by:2024-03-1239 min
Infection Control Matters90% Reduction in MRSA bacteraemia. Possible but patience is a virtue!In this episode, Martin Kiernan and Phil Russo talk to Professor Michael Borg of the Faculty of Medicine & Surgery in the Medical School at the University of Malta and Head of Department (Infection Control) at Mater Dei Hospital in Malta. We discuss a recent paper desctibing the stages that brought about a 90% reduction in MRSA bloodstream infections over a ten-year period.
The main paper we discuss: Borg MA, Suda D, Tartari E, Farrugia C, Xuereb D, Borg Inguanez M. Preventing healthcare-associated MRSA bacteremia: getting to the root of the problem. Antimicrob Steward Healthc Epidemiol 2023;3(1):e248. https://doi...2024-01-2438 min.jpg)
Tatort PflegeMRSA und MRGNUnheilbare Keime?
Diese Podcastfolge befasst sich mit Methicillin-resistenter Staphylococcus aureus. Klingt kompliziert. Diese Bakterien können gegen das Antibiotikum Methicillin und auch die meisten anderen Antibiotika resistent, unempfindlich werden, also braucht es Screening und Sanierung. Staphylococcus aureus an sich ist aber ein Keim, der auf der Haut und den Schleimhäuten vorkommt. Wir besprechen, warum dieses Thema examensrelevant ist, berufliche Erfahrungen und natürlich das pflegerische Grundwissen passend zu Fallbeispielen. Hier auch wieder mit Fotos zu den Fallsituationen.
Folgt uns für Fotos und Skripte auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tatortpflege_podcast/
Wir...2023-12-131h 01
The Elective Rotation: A Critical Care Hospital Pharmacy Podcast871: Can a nasal MRSA screen be useful for choosing antibiotics in critically ill patients with an intra abdominal infection?Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode871.
In this episode, I’ll discuss whether a nasal MRSA screen is useful for choosing antibiotics in critically ill patients with an intraabdominal infection.
The post 871: Can a nasal MRSA screen be useful for choosing antibiotics in critically ill patients with an intra abdominal infection? appeared first on Pharmacy Joe.
2023-11-2002 minThe Elective Rotation - A Critical Care Pharmacy Podcast871: Can a nasal MRSA screen be useful for choosing antibiotics in critically ill patients with an intra abdominal infection?Show notes at pharmacyjoe.com/episode871.
In this episode, I’ll discuss whether a nasal MRSA screen is useful for choosing antibiotics in critically ill patients with an intraabdominal infection.
The post 871: Can a nasal MRSA screen be useful for choosing antibiotics in critically ill patients with an intra abdominal infection? appeared first on Pharmacy Joe.
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Med-Surg Moments - The AMSN PodcastEp. 103 - The Hidden Dangers of MRSA InfectionsAre you uknowingly spreading a MRSA infection to your patients or brining it home to your family? Join Laura, Neil, Maritess and special guest co-host Sam for an important coversation about the ease of transmission and prevention of MRSA infections. GUEST CO-HOST Samantha MacMillan, MSN, RN, CMSRN is a Nursing Education Specialist in the inland northwest specializing in medical/surgical nursing. The first four years of her practice were spent bedside on a busy ortho/neuro unit where she found her passion for newly graduated RNs, interdisciplinary collaboration, and profe...2023-06-2722 min
561 MusicMRSAThis week MRSA stopped by the studio and had a great chat with Hector about their theatrical approach to the music, how they got started and their future plans.
MRSA can be found at the following links:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MRSAtheBand
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrsa_the_band
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@mrsatheband8064
Website: https://mrsaband.com
Enjoy their music on Spotify, or you can find them on the new 561 Music Playlist we created of various local artists that we will be continually updating.
MRSA on...2023-06-091h 19
consilium - der Pädiatrie-Podcast#21 „MRSA“ mit Dr. Till Dresbach
Hören Sie in dieser Weihnachts-Folge, wie Dr. Enninger und sein Gast Dr. Dresbach das wenig festliche Thema MRSA besprechen. Immer sollte man in Klinik und Praxis bei rezidivierenden Abszessen oder schlecht heilenden Wunden an MRSA (Methicillin-resistenter Staphylococcus aureus) denken. Häufig sind Nachweise aber Zufallsbefunde und selten lässt sich klären, woher der Keim letztlich stammt – auch trotz einer in jedem Fall durchzuführenden sorgfältigen Umfeldanamnese. Bei unkomplizierten Fällen mit Patienten, die weder multimorbide noch schwerstkrank sind, lässt sich die Dekolonisation zu Hause durchführen. Eine weitere weihnachtsfrohe Botschaft: „multiresistent“ bedeutet selten „nicht behandelbar“.
Weiterführend...2022-12-2346 min
Fresh ScoopPets, people, MRSA, and multi-drug resistance, oh myDr. Kelly Diehl discusses MRSA and pets with Dr. Meghan Davis of Johns Hopkins University. The pair talk about Dr. Davis’s research on how MRSA, people and pets intersect, and they discuss steps pet parents can take to keep their pets – and themselves – safe.2022-12-0731 min
Hirnschmaus - Science PodcastLunchbreak #49: MRSA - Unkaputtbare BakterienVermutlich hatte jeder Mensch eines bestimmten Alters bereits Kontakt mit einem Antibiotikum. Wenn der Ursprung einer Erkrankung Bakterien sind, sind diese häufig der letzte Ausweg, um eine Besserung zu erzeugen. Aber was passiert, wenn diese Medikamente nicht mehr wirken? Ein Grund können multiresistente Bakterien sein, was das ist und woher sie kommen, besprechen wir in diesem Podcast.Quellen:https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/Infekt/EpidBull/Merkblaetter/Ratgeber_Staphylokokken_MRSA.html;jsessionid=846353B46CCC7A34EDC1D0FD5BFF4F6C.internet111https://www.bundesgesundheitsministerium.de/themen/pr...2022-11-0820 min
Primary Care SpotlightBonus IPC Week - MRSAIn honour of Infection prevention and control (IPC) week 2022 ‘Primary Care Spotlight’ has recorded a special edition IPC miniseries where host Emma Borders interviews Infection prevention and control clinical nurse specialist Alex Cundy on a variety of topics relating to IPC. The IPC miniseries content includes information about Cornwall’s new audit offer and IPC network, there is also episodes on topics including MRSA, diarrhoea, urinary tract infections, standard infection control precautions, transmission-based precautions, hand hygiene, antimicrobial resistance and decontamination. We hope you enjoy this episode please see the links below for more information about MRSA. Mo...2022-10-1807 min
Waranara Many Voices PodcastSustained fall in inpatient MRSA prevalence after a video-reflexive ethnography project; an observational studyProfessor Gwendolyn Gilbert and Dr Suyin Hor feature in this months podcast, discussing their retrospective/prospective observational study that uses interrupted time-series analyses, to assess the effects of the VRE project on hand hygiene compliance, inpatient MRSA infections and inpatient MRSA colonisation prevalence. The VRE project was associated with changes in IPC behaviour and outcomes, however separate contributions of VRE (the intervention), HPD and hand hygiene compliance were uncertain. A fascinating methodology and paper, we hope you enjoy!2022-09-2824 min
Infection Prevention in ConversationMRSA Guidelines: new evidence against an old adversaryWith 'MRSA Guidelines: new evidence against an old adversary', we kick off our first mini-series of podcasts from the Healthcare Infection Society journals.Dr Gemma Winzor (University Hospitals Birmingham; Editor in Chief Infection Prevention in Practice) chats about the recently published joint Healthcare Infection Society and Infection Prevention Society MRSA Guidelines.Gemma is joined by three guideline authors and experts within the field of MRSA and infection prevention more broadly: Hilary Humphreys (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland), Jennie Wilson (University of West London) and Lisa Butcher (Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trusts...2022-04-2245 min
CEimpact PodcastTreatment of MRSA Bacteremia with ClindamycinFor over 50 years, the standard has been that Staph aureus bacteremia and endovascular infections must be treated with a bactericidal antibiotic, like beta lactams or vancomycin. A new study suggests that bacteriostatic antibiotic, like clindamycin, could be used to treat MRSA bacteremia.Redeem your CPE or CME credit here! References and resources: Guthridge I, Smith S, Law M, et al. Efficacy and Safety of Intravenous Lincosamide Therapy in Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Bacteremia. Antimicrob Agents Chemother. 2021 Aug 17;65(9):e0034321. doi: 10.1128/AAC.00343-21. Epub 2021 Aug 17. PMID: 34125589.Continuing Education Information:Learning Objectives: 1. Identify if...2021-10-1219 min
Fein DosiertBiologische Gefahren - MRSA (Folge 16)In dieser Folge widmen wir uns einer biologischen Gefahr abseits von Corona: MRSA. Wir besprechen Grundlagen über das Bakterium, Antibiotika und schauen in Studien zu MRSA in der Notfallmedizin. www.fein-dosiert.de2021-05-3132 min
ARMOR on the AirResistant bacteria, putting the MR in MRSAMRSA! Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus is a type of bacteria that can be very dangerous and is often found in hospitals. Yikes! We’re here to tell you about the MR vs the SA, what makes MRSA dangerous, and how to keep yourself safe!ARMOR on the Air is a student-led podcast based out of the University of Colorado Boulder. We discuss the antimicrobial resistance crisis and what we as members of the public can do to help! Join our hosts, graduate student Dana and Danish pharmacist Karoline, as we learn more about superbugs and how to stop th...2021-05-2042 min
The ABMP Podcast | Speaking With the Massage & Bodywork ProfessionMercy, it’s MRSA! “I Have a Client Who . . .” Pathology Conversations with Ruth WernerA client with a complex health history reveals he has recently been exposed to methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. During his session, his massage therapist finds lots of little scabs on his body—yikes! Good news: this is not nearly so scary as it seems. The hygienic practices we already use provide us with good protection from MRSA colonization, but that needs to happen on purpose, and not by accident. Also, you might want to keep some gloves and masks around. Sponsors: Anatomy Trains: www.anatomytrains.com Books of Discovery: https://book...2021-04-2315 min
Super Human RadioSilent MRSA Carriers Have Twice the Mortality RateSHR # 2693:: Silent MRSA Carriers Have Twice the Mortality Rate - Dr. Arch Mainous, Ph.D. - 2percent of the US population has MRSA at any given time. That's a large portion of the population. MRSA - or Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus - is rampant in hospitals, nursing homes, gyms, prisons and anywhere there is a concentration of people with open wounds and compromised immune systems. My bet is everyone knows someone who has it. In the elderly and infants it can be deadly. When it gets into the bloodstream it travels to every organ in the body. As the name implies...2021-04-0758 min
Super Human RadioSilent MRSA Carriers Have Twice the Mortality RateSHR # 2693:: Silent MRSA Carriers Have Twice the Mortality Rate - Dr. Arch Mainous, Ph.D. - 2percent of the US population has MRSA at any given time. That's a large portion of the population. MRSA - or Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus - is rampant in hospitals, nursing homes, gyms, prisons and anywhere there is a concentration of people with open wounds and compromised immune systems. My bet is everyone knows someone who has it. In the elderly and infants it can be deadly. When it gets into the bloodstream it travels to every organ in the body. As the name implies...2021-04-0759 min
Artemis ProjectsPETRA MRSA: About "The Message"Extract from the Artemis Projects podcast with Croatian artist Petra Mrsa recorded in April 2020.
Here, Mrsa talks about her project 'The Message' which is now available here: https://soundcloud.com/user-219510566/sets/message
TRANSRIPT:
”I was thinking how we usually don't hear the voices of people who record the sounds; they are the technicians behind the machine who make other people, or objects, or animals, or environments audible. I wanted us to hear the voices of these people so I invited them to record their voices in a way that is not articulated, trained, or aestheticized. It can be strange an...2020-12-3107 min
Primary Care CuresEpisode # 92 – MRSA and C. diff Should Not Have Messed with Jeanine Thomas Who Leads the MRSA Survivors Network, Which is Outing the Bigs Who Prefer to Bury THIS Epidemic Much Worse than COVID-19
In this episode Ron chats with Jeanine Thomas, President/ Founder of MRSA Survivors Network, National Spokesperson for MRSA, MRSA Expert and Consultant. Here, they discuss the evolution of her long battle with MRSA. She also goes into detail about how that experience turned her in to an advocate for other MRSA survivors. Since founding the MRSA Survivors Network, she has lead the fight against MRSA and helped its survivors be heard. Jeanine is a true voice for change!
Ms. Thomas has been a marketing executive in international travel and tourism for over 20 years. She has...2020-10-3037 min
JournalSpotting#08 April '20 Round Up: Bundles + CPAPathon + Diet advice + MRSA....+ SquirrelsAre you trying to keep up with the general medicine literature but after completing Love is Blind and Tiger King, you’ve spent your evenings cringing through episodes of Normal People with your family?--------------------------------Check out the awesome infographics on Twitter @JournalSpotting or our website In this month's episode...(05:11)...Sepsis bundles, not greater than the sum of their parts?...Baghdadi, Jonathan D et al. “Association of a Care Bundle for Early Sepsis Management With Mortality Among Patients With Hospital-Onset or Community-Onset Sepsis.” JAMA (10:39)...Aspirin might prevent HCC (a...2020-05-1055 min
Last Week in MedicineEmpirical Anti-MRSA vs Standard Antibiotic Therapy in Pneumonia, High Consulting Hospitalists, Medicare for AllToday we had the pleasure of talking to Dr. Barbara Jones, first author on a new paper in JAMA IM about the outcomes in veterans treated with empirical anti-MRSA therapy vs standard therapy. She gives us a master class in propensity weighted analysis and instrumental variable analysis. We also look at whether outcomes are different in patients who are cared for by hospitalists who call more consults than their colleagues, and how much money we could save with a single payer system in the United States. Empirical Anti-MRSA vs Standard Antibiotic Therapy in Pneumonia High Co...2020-02-2531 min
Gård&DjurhälsanGRISPODDEN: MRSA Och Andra Resistenta Bakterier del 2Lyssna på Karl Pedersen när han berättar om MRSA i djurproduktion både nationellt och internationellt. Hur kunde MRSA sprida sig så fort i Danmark och vilka lärdomar kan vi använda oss av för att undvika samma spridning i Sverige?2020-01-1338 min
Lynch SolicitorsMRSA - Do you always have a case?On this week's Tipp FM's Legal slot John discusses a number of interesting cases while answering listener questions. This week, a listener asked about taking a case of medical negligence for MRSA. But as John explains, a case of MRSA doesn't always necessarily mean a lawsuit.2019-07-3031 min
MedPod Today | from MedPage Today#4 Today I Learned: Perfect Patient Imperfect Doc; My Fake MRSA; Crowdsourced DxSome of our stories have been a bit more heart, some of ours have been a bit more soul – and in this episode we’re a bit more brain, with our theme “Today I Learned”. If you think back to your medical school admissions essay… we probably all talked “helping people” and “life long learning,” and that was before you even practiced medicine and knew what you were getting yourself into! Today we have three physicians, from still-in-training to seasoned and “been around the block” physicians, who all share their stories of “still learning. Stick around to the end, I think many of you will r...2019-07-2222 min
Frejs Fødevarefrekvens#4 MRSA - Baconbakterien?Antibiotikaresistens. Svine-MRSA. Stafylokokbakterier. Det lyder skræmmende, men hvor slemt står det egentlig til med spredningen af husdyr-MRSA i det danske land? Udgør det en trussel på de danske sygehuse, og skal jeg være nervøs, hvis jeg sidder ved siden af en griseavler i toget? Lyt med for at blive klogere på konsekvenser og risici ved spredningen af husdyr-MRSA.2019-06-2327 min
The Rounds TableContamination & Communication: Postdischarge MRSA Decolonization and Web-Based Decision Aids in the ICUSend us a textKieran Quinn and Emily Hughes host this week’s episode of The Rounds Table. They discuss decolonization to reduce postdischarge infection risk among methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) carriers and the effects of a web-based decision aid for surrogate decision makers of patients with prolonged mechanical ventilation. MRSA is the most common cause of skin, soft-tissue and ...The post Contamination & Communication: Postdischarge MRSA Decolonization and Web-Based Decision Aids in the ICU appeared first on Healthy Debate.2019-03-1505 min
This Podcast Will Kill YouEp 15 MRSA: Make Resistance Susceptible AgainWe've gotten pretty graphic on this podcast before, but this episode takes it to a whole new level. The omnipresent Staphylococcus aureus is a bacterium that wears many faces. Often that face is harmless, but Staph has the power to invade and infect nearly every organ of the body, leaving destruction (and a lot of pus) in its wake. While Staphylococcus aureus has been wreaking havoc on humans since well before the discovery of antibiotics, Methicillin-resistant Staph aureus (MRSA) has risen to terrifying prominence as resistance becomes the new norm. If any disease could make you run out (or...2018-12-111h 03
Speak Up and Stay AliveMRSA AwarenessIt's MRSA awareness month and Pat once again shares the facts about this antibiotic resistance staph bacteria. Think you're safe because you haven't been to the hospital recently? Do you go to the gym? Get your hair cut? MRSA is in your community and perhaps in your nose. Tune in and stay safe! For more healthcare safety tips visit http://www.speakupandstayalive.com or invite Pat to speak to your group.This show is brought to you by Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).2018-10-0526 min
Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI)Author in the Room: Invasive MRSA Infections in the USNovember 2007 Author in the Room® Teleconference
Author: Monina Klevens, DDS, MPH
Article: "Invasive Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) Infections in the United States"
Summary Points:
The magnitude of MRSA infection is significant, demonstrating that it is a major health care and public health issue.
The majority of invasive MRSA infections are healthcare-associated; hospitals and other health care facilities should make MRSA prevention a priority.
MRSA skin infections are common in the community and rarely become life threatening or invasive.
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酒巻一平の「医者が教える医療の話」第36回「MRSA」MRSA は医療機関における感染対策の最も主要な菌の一つです。わが国の薬剤耐性(AMR)対策アクションプランで … "第36回「MRSA」" の続きを読む2018-04-0404 min
Cellar Door Skeptics Podcast#121: MRSA Infects Facebook#121: MRSA Infects Facebook
Cellar Door Skeptics pulls out all the stops this week with an Amazing episode ready for your listening pleasure. The show begins with a look at a new antibiotic that is in animal trials that could help super flu diseases like MRSA. They look at what the new study has found and how promising it could be to helping stop the rate of death caused by this awful disease.
After they pour out a little hand sanitizer on their microphones, the duo look at Facebook and its breach of personal integrity and a degradation of Facebook morals...2018-03-291h 08
Simplicity HealthStyle008 - How Candice was Able to Go From 208 Pounds to 164 Pounds even After 7 surgeries and a MRSA Diagnosis!Hi Beautiful! Nice to meet you. I’m Coach Ebonie, a.k.a Fit Mom Diva, an international holistic healthy lifestyle coach. Thank you so much for joining me on my healthy lifestyle podcast. I am honored to share women’s experiences and influence busy career women all around the world. My passion and mission is to help millions of modern career women get haute, fit and kick stress to create a body and lifestyle they love! In this episode, Candice explains how even after 7 surgeries, a MRSA diagnosis and giving birth to her daughter she was...2017-11-1723 min
Meet the MicrobiologistMRSA in agriculture and zombie epidemiology with Tara C. SmithTara C. Smith discusses her work uncovering ties between agriculture and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Her studies have found MRSA on and around pig farms, on animal handlers, and even in packaged meat in the grocery store. She also talks about using zombies as an allegory for infectious disease outbreak preparedness. Links for this episode Tara C. Smith website Aetiology Blog on Science Blogs Network Outbreak News Interview with Smith on her work communicating the science around vaccines and fighting anti-vaccine sentiments. Smith’s collected writings on Ebola and em...2017-10-1238 min
Outbreak News InterviewsA conversation with MRSA Survivors Network founder, Jeanine ThomasMethicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA is a bacteria that is resistant to many common antibiotics. It can cause a variety of problems ranging from are skin infections and sepsis to pneumonia to bloodstream infections. Monday is World MRSA Day, a day to raise the awareness of MRSA around the globe and to activate survivors, communities, governments, healthcare officials and personnel to join together to stop the spread of this preventable disease. Founder of MRSA Survivors Network , Jeanine Thomas joined me to discuss MRSA, World MRSA Day and to tell her personal story as a...2017-09-2914 minSpeak Up and Stay AliveMRSA MusingsOctober is MRSA awareness month and once again we dive in to bring you up to date on signs, symptoms and solutions - including some non-traditional, non-bigpharma possibilities. Stay safe from healthcare and community acquired MRSA. For more visit http://www.speakupandstayalive.comThis show is brought to you by Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).2017-09-2628 min
Culture Dig Podcast - Culture Dig StoreCool Sh!t Ep 1 - MRSA, Mozart, Clean Water, Alzheimers, Weed, Cannabis, Marijuana, Bikini, Science, History, Tech,The Culturedig Network Hosts and lifelong friends Buchaca and Jeff discuss all things Nerd: TV, movies, books, science, technology, history and funny news. thekinkytauntaun.tumblr.com facebook.com/culturedig soundcloud.com/culturedig culturedig.tumblr.com Cool Sh!t Ep 1 The Staph here sucks- With more and more bacteria species becoming resistant to the antibiotics we have available, scientists are desperately looking for new ways to protect against infection. According to the Centres for Disease Control (CDC), around 80,000 MRSA infections are diagnosed in the US each year, and 11,000 people die from MRSA complications - and right now, we really don't have...2016-08-1830 min
Culture Dig Podcast - Culture Dig StoreCool Sh!t Ep 1 - MRSA, Mozart, Clean Water, Alzheimers, Weed, Cannabis, Marijuana, Bikini, Science, History, Tech,The Culturedig Network Hosts and lifelong friends Buchaca and Jeff discuss all things Nerd: TV, movies, books, science, technology, history and funny news. thekinkytauntaun.tumblr.comfacebook.com/culturedigsoundcloud.com/culturedigculturedig.tumblr.com Cool Sh!t Ep 1 The Staph here sucks- With more and more bacteria species becoming resistant to the antibiotics we have available, scientists are desperately looking for new ways to protect against infection. According to the Centres for Diseas...2016-08-1830 min
PediaCast: Pediatric Podcasts for ParentsAll About MRSA - PediaCast 328Dr Sheldon Kaplan (from Texas Children’s Hospital) and Dr Bill Barson joins Dr Mike in the PediaCast Studio to talk about Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). We discuss the emergence of this pathogen, typical disease symptoms, diagnosis and treatment strategies in light of antibiotic resistance. We also cover recurrent MRSA infections and ways to prevent them. We hope you can join us!2015-10-0755 min
The Matt Townsend ShowInternet Accessibility, MRSA, Abandonment IssuesInternet Accessibility (14:52)
Kosta Grammtis, who founded a non-profit organization, whose goal is to help provide internet access to the world. He was an engineer for SpaceX where he led the design of a satellite now in orbit. Kosta is a correspondent for Al Jazeera America. Kosta joined the show to talk to us about the importance of the internet in the world today.
Good in the World: Maurice Osborne (38:06)
Maurice Osborne stepped in a stopped a man from assaulting a woman on a NYC subway train. His selfless act saved the woman. Osborne grabbed the man by his shirt, pulling hi...2015-09-172h 16Culture Dig Podcast - Culture Dig StoreCool Shit - Techno Daredevil & F#ck MRSA – The Dope Box.Blind People learn to see with their tongues with a technology called BrainPort. MRSA, short for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, is a bacterium that can cause difficult-to-treat infections since it does not respond to many antibiotics. When extracts from five major cannabinoids where applied to bacterial cultures of six strains of MRSA, they discovered that the cannabinoids were as effective at killing the bugs as vancomycin and other antibiotics.2015-05-2524 minCulture Dig Podcast - Culture Dig StoreCool Shit - Techno Daredevil & F#ck MRSA – The Dope Box.Blind People learn to see with their tongues with a technology called BrainPort.MRSA, short for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, is a bacterium that can cause difficult-to-treat infections since it does not respond to many antibiotics. When extracts from five major cannabinoids where applied to bacterial cultures of six strains of MRSA, they discovered that the cannabinoids were as effective at killing the bugs as vancomycin and other antibiotics.2015-05-2524 min
This Week in MicrobiologyTWiM #101: The MRSA in your homeHosts: Vincent Racaniello, Michael Schmidt, Elio Schaechter and Michele Swanson.
The TWiMers discuss how aroma helps disperse yeast cells on insect vectors, and evidence that MRSA is transmitted within households.
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Abenteuer Heilung005 MRSA Krankenhaus-KeimeMRSA Krankenhaus-Keime - Das sollten Sie über diese lebensgefährlichen Erreger wissen – Interview mit Prof. Jens Träder, Professor für Lehre der Allgemeinmedizin, Universität zu Lübeck. Es gibt immer mehr Todesfälle durch MRSA-Krankenhauskeime. Und jetzt musste, Anfang 2014, sogar eine große MRSA-Pharma-Studie, wegen noch mehr Todesfällen, vorzeitig abgebrochen werden. Das alles läuft klammheimlich ab, obwohl es alle Bürger betrifft. Und die Politik reagiert nicht. Gesundheitsminister Hermann Gröhe versteht es, die Ärzte gleich zum Beginn eines Kongresses so zu loben, dass selbst die härtesten Grimassen schnell zu weichen Masken zerfliese...2014-07-0700 min
BMJ Podcast fourteenWho, when and how: Screening for MRSAMeticillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) remains one of the foremost hospital acquired pathogens.
Patients colonised or infected with MRSA provide a reservoir within hospitals, although infection prevention and control measures minimise the risk of transmission.
Although there is broad agreement on the control measures required for patients colonised or infected with MRSA, there is considerable controversy over who, when and how to screen for the bacteria.
John Coia, a consultant microbiologist at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, discusses when screening may be appropriate, how it should be carried out, and the best strategy for decolonisation.
Read the full article: http://www.bmj...2014-03-2113 min
Medicine and Science from The BMJWho, when and how: Screening for MRSAMeticillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) remains one of the foremost hospital acquired pathogens.
Patients colonised or infected with MRSA provide a reservoir within hospitals, although infection prevention and control measures minimise the risk of transmission.
Although there is broad agreement on the control measures required for patients colonised or infected with MRSA, there is considerable controversy over who, when and how to screen for the bacteria.
John Coia, a consultant microbiologist at Glasgow Royal Infirmary, discusses when screening may be appropriate, how it should be carried out, and the best strategy for decolonisation.2014-03-2113 min
Hospital and Internal Medicine PodcastMRSA - The basics about Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcal AureusResistance and virulence mechanisms are discussed. Clinical presentations as well as the difference between colonization and infection are considered.Screening, prevention, and understanding Community Acquired MRSA vs Healthcare Acquired MRSA strains can be challenging, so practical information is presented for the common questions patients, families, and health care workers will often have.2013-05-1211 min
Healing with Dr. Daniels- Deadly MRSA on Your Dinner PlateDr. JDrDHDr JennDr Jennifer Daneils once again brings her show Healing with Dr Daniels toDdddd
Dr. Jennifer Daniels's show entitled, Healing with Dr. Daniels airs every Tuesday at 6:00 pm.
This week's show topic is: Deadly MRSA on your Dinner Plate
MRSA is the deadly flesh eating bacteria that is resistant to most antibiotics. It is associated with hospital and antibiotic use but recently, people who have never been to a hospital are dying of it. Dr. Daniels explains the origens of MRSA, how you are exposed to it evey day and what you can do. This is a must hear epi...2012-12-0557 min
What Doesn't Kill YouEpisode 41: Jean Halloran of Consumers Union: Trader Joe’s, Antibiotics, & MRSAJean Halloran rejoins Katy Keiffer on this week’s installment of Straight, No Chaser. Jean has worked on food safety and sustainability issues at in the Yonkers Office of Consumers Union for the last 25 years, and also works with consumer organizations globally. She helped develop international standards for safety assessment of genetically engineered food at the Codex Alimentarius Commission. Once again, Katy and Jean are talking about antibiotic usage in meat production. Recently, Consumers Union has urged Trader Joe’s to stop selling antibiotic-laden meat with a petition of 557,772 signatures from consumers. Learn more about the campaign and its outc...2012-09-3030 min
The Space Coast Pet PodcastBeware, MRSA is on the rise!Dr. Roger discusses the troubling increase in cases of this dangerous strain prone to becoming immune to our best antibiotics, while also having occassional ability to jump species and infect humans. Learn more about MRSA and how you can protect your pets and your family from this dangerous disease. Plus, Dr. Roger addresses 3 e-mail questions submitted by listeners. Send your questions/comments to be addressed on the air at comments@web-dvm.net.2012-02-1643 min
DMW - Deutsche Medizinische WochenschriftMRSA & Co.: Multiresistente Erreger breiten sich ausMethicillin-resistente Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) sind die häufigsten multiresistenten Erreger. Sie erhöhen Morbidität und Mortalität und lassen die Kosten im Gesundheitssystem steigen. Der Prävention von Infektionen mit MRSA kommt daher große Bedeutung zu – vor allem, weil sich in den letzten Jahren Erreger mit neuen Multiresistenzen ausbreiten.2011-11-0914 min
Kids HealthcastEpisode 8: MRSA, Medical Legal Partnerships, Good Touch - Bad Touch, Pacifiers and Medical TriviaFor this episode we start off by discussing MRSA, and we then interview a guest about Medical Legal partnerships, which are collaborations between doctors and lawyers to benefit patients. In our parenting tip section, we discuss the pros and cons of pacifiers -- providing parents with the information they need to make a decision. We also bring up a subject parents may be uncomfortable discussing, but which is essential to discuss: body parts and good touch vs. bad touch. We also answer last month's medical trivia question -- who developed the clean operating room technique we use for surgery today? Top...2010-11-0740 min
Let's Talk MRSA: 20 Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is community-associated MRSA? How is it different from healthcare-acquired MRSA?In this Episode, Dr. George Zhanel from University of Manitoba in Canada provides insights
on community-associated MRSA and healthcare-acquired MRSA.2010-10-1700 min
Research Podcasts – Veterinary Science on the Move49 Strategies for prevention of MRSA infections in animals and humansThe possibility of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) infection is now a concern for many patients receiving hospital treatment. However, accumulating evidence shows that MRSA can also be carried by animals and then passed on to people in contact. Here Professor Katharina Staerk and colleagues describe their research to identify novel methods of preventing MRSA infection and transmission as part of an EU consortium.2010-08-1824 min
Meet the MicrobiologistMTS24 - Jeff Bender - MRSA in AnimalsJeff Bender is a professor of veterinary public health at the University of Minnesota, and his research interests lie in the intersection of animal health and human health, including animal-borne diseases of humans, food safety, and antibiotic resistant pathogens in animals. Dr. Bender will speak on “Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus ( MRSA) in Veterinary Practice” at the American Society for Microbiology’s General Meeting in Philadelphia this May.
To a microorganism, vertebrates can all look pretty similar. Dr. Bender’s work focuses on pathogens that can make themselves at home in both human bodies and the bodies of our pets and l...2009-04-1718 min
Clinician's RoundtableNew Diagnostics to Combat MRSA 'Superbug'
Guest: Jian Han, MD
Host: Bruce Japsen
The 'superbug' methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA, is a top concern for hospitals and doctors nationwide. So what are we doing to combat this? Dr. Gian Han, director of Diatherix Laboratories, tells host Bruce Japsen about molecular diagnostic technologies being developed for doctors to detect MRSA and prevent infection in patients.2009-02-1700 min
Focus on Public Health PolicyThe Physician's Role in Controlling MRSA in Healthcare SettingsGuest: John Jernigan, MD
Host: Jennifer Shu, MD
Life-threatening Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections occur most frequently in healthcare settings among patients with weakened immune systems. What do clinicians need to know about preventing MRSA in hospitals, nursing homes, dialysis centers and other healthcare facilities? Dr. John Jernigan, chief of the interventions and evaluation section in the division of healthcare quality promotion at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), delves into the debate over universal screening for MRSA, as well as contact precautions and decolonization regimens, with host Dr. Jennifer Shu.2008-09-2900 minFocus on Public Health PolicyUniversal MRSA Screening Among Hospital PatientsGuest: John Jernigan, MD
Host: Jennifer Shu, MD
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is responsible for eight percent of all hospital-acquired infections in the United States, leading to upwards of 20,000 deaths per year. Several states have passed legislation mandating screening of hospital patients for MRSA. How effective are these screening programs? Dr. John Jernigan, chief of the interventions and evaluation section in the division of healthcare quality promotion at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), talks with host Dr. Jennifer Shu about the CDC's role in controlling MRSA infections in healthcare settings.2008-09-2900 minFocus on Public Health PolicyControlling MRSA Spread in Public SettingsGuest: Jeffrey Hageman, MHS
Host: Jennifer Shu, MD
Once thought to be a problem mainly in healthcare settings, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections are becoming increasingly common in the community. How can MRSA spread through the environment, and how can this spread be prevented? Jeffrey Hageman, an epidemiologist in the division of healthcare quality promotion at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and a subject matter expert on MRSA infections, details the special considerations for managing MRSA in public settings, such as schools and athletic facilities. Dr. Jennifer Shu hosts.2008-09-1900 minFocus on Public Health PolicyThe National MRSA Education InitiativeGuest: Jeffrey Hageman, MHS
Host: Jennifer Shu, MD
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections have made news, closed schools and sometimes confused the public. How serious of a problem is MRSA in the community at large? How can we provide reliable and accurate information about MRSA to our patients? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) National MRSA Education Initiative is a new resource that can arm physicians with answers. Jeffrey Hageman, an epidemiologist in the division of healthcare quality promotion at CDC and a subject matter expert on MRSA infections, joins host Dr. Jennifer Shu to...2008-09-1900 minClinician's RoundtableHospital Acquired MRSA: Are We Aggressive Enough?
Guest: Don Goldmann, MD
Host: Shira Johnson, MD
Hospital Acquired MRSA has gone from 40% to 60% in ten years. Dr. Shira Johnson interviews Dr. Donald Goldmann from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement to discuss our approach to this pathogen. Why aren't we successful in eradicating MRSA in our hospitals?2007-11-2000 minClinician's RoundtableMRSA: An Evolutionary Recap
Guest: Fred Tenover, PhD
Host: Danny Petrasek, MD, PhD
The evolutionary and molecular underpinnings of the MRSA epidemic are poorly understood. Join host Dr. Danny Petrasek in speaking with Dr. Fred Tenover, Associate Director for Laboratory Science at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about the evolutionary history of MRSA.2007-11-1800 min