Staph Infection


Staph Infection
What is a staph infection? by Eileen Eva Did you know that around 25% of people have staph in their noses, mouths, anal and genital area? Although this bacterium is present, it does not always pose a threat unless it finds its way into the blood. This can be through a cut or bruise. Staph ... More> How to treat a staph infection by Betty Carew There is at least twenty five percent of the human population that carries staph infections on one part of their body or another. A staph infection is not just one disease but a group of diseases that can cause some serious infections. The bacteria ... More>
	How to prevent staph infection by Dr Pandula Siribaddana Staph infections are caused by the staphylococcus bacteria. The main pathogen concerning infections is known as Staphylococcus aureus. Even though these bacteria cause infections in humans, most of us carry these organisms in our skin as well as in ... More> Antibiotic resistant staph infections: Treatment by Maffew James Staphylococcus is a bacteria that commonly inhabits the skin and mucous membranes of humans, particularly the nose. Approximately 20% of humans are carriers of the bacteria, or which there are several species, but only a handful are pathogenic to hu... More>
Every hospital's dirty little secret: The epidemic of staph infections by Beatrix Kiddo Staph infections increased in the past ten years. Some hospitals have made mistakes that had dire consequences. There are two incidences that occurred in N. C. that stirred enough media that even the government stepped in to clean up that situation.... More> Blue light treatment for antibiotic resistant staph infections by Dr Pandula Siribaddana In modern day medical practices, antibiotic resistance is a much feared outcome in whatever setting as there will be little alternatives if an organism develops resistance to a presently sensitive drug. In such instances, unless newer methods of tac... More>
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