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Well I know by now you really a cretinous nincompoop, but just so you understand, both these conditions are avoidableOriginally posted by dx4100 View PostYour not very good with numbers / reports today are you
Only 6,000 killed by MRSA not 30,000.
Sorry for pointing out specifics
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Did you forget to login as Cybertwunt?Originally posted by sasguru View Posthttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/he...-new-high.html
Thats from official government figures and as the article notes may be an underestimate.
Maybe the septics have a point?
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Your not very good with numbers / reports today are you
Only 6,000 killed by MRSA not 30,000.Between 2004 and 2007 there were more than 20,000 deaths linked to C. diff and more than 6,000 associated with MRSA.
Sorry for pointing out specifics
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30000 killed by MRSA over last 5 years
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/he...-new-high.html
Thats from official government figures and as the article notes may be an underestimate.
Maybe the septics have a point?Tags: None
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