Thursday, 28 October 2010

New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase, or NDM-1

the next scare, this is real I think but DON"T let that make you let anyone get vaccinated... vaccines don't really work, especially not against an effective plasmid gene that can be assimilated by hundreds of different bacteria. If we all got better how would the "medical industry" make it's money? It's about symptom creation/management/selective mortality(eugenics). meh. Lovely day today though, I love autumn. x


NEWS: Lancet warns NDM-1 'superbug' appearing in West

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The trend toward globalized "medical tourism" took a hit Wednesday as the Lancet Infectious Diseases journal published a study showing that "A new form of bacteria resistant to most antibiotics is spreading worldwide," the London Financial Timessaid Wednesday.[1]  --  "Patients who have travelled to India for treatment should be screened for infection before receiving medical care on returning to their home countries," scientists said.  --  "[A] study led by Timothy Walsh at Cardiff University Medical School . . . showed patients in the Indian subcontinent had a significant presence of a gene called NDM-1.  It alters bacteria, making them resistant to most antibiotics (more)

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