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Your wife will be in the plot soon,that's inevitable. Boom....just avoid her from now |
Sweetyie:You said it all |
Your typing skills though For a London base Simpleton |
QatarPlayboy:Guy why na,sense of humor ni |
Una fine |
Weldone |
True |
Superbugs 'are now resistant to ALL drugs': Scientists announce germs have breached last line of antibiotic defences that could lead to untreatable infections Germs now resistant to previously impenetrable Polymyxins Experts warn of spread of uncontrollable superbugs The more antibiotics are used, the more bacteria evolve to resist them By BEN SPENCER PUBLISHED: 00:57, 19 November 2015 | UPDATED: 01:53, 19 November 2015 98 shares 70 View comments Superbugs are threatening to unleash a global epidemic of untreatable infections after breaching the last line of antibiotic defences, scientists announced last night. Polymyxins – a group of drugs classed as critical to human medicine – were until now the only group of antibiotics that worked when all others had failed. But experts have identified the first germs to become resistant to the drugs. They warned of the inevitable spread of uncontrollable superbugs that attack the blood and lungs. The discovery was made by Chinese doctors working with UK experts from Bristol and Cardiff universities. Resistant: The World Health Organisation says that the rise of antibiotic resistance is a global health crisis +1 Resistant: The World Health Organisation says that the rise of antibiotic resistance is a global health crisis RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 2 Next Researchers in China studying farmed pigs identified a gene that makes infectious bacteria highly resistant to polymyxins, the last group of antibiotics left... Scientists warn of 'extremely worrying' new threat from... Could this PAINT wipe out hospital-acquired superbugs? Tests... Two thirds of antibiotics handed out in error by GPs:... SHARE THIS ARTICLE Share Writing in the medical journal Lancet Infectious Diseases, they said they had found a gene which enables infectious bacteria such as E.coli to become untreatable. The alarming findings show that the mobile gene can easily be transferred to other types of bacteria. Bugs such as Klebsiella, which causes pneumonia and blood infections, could become resistant to treatment as a result, the team found. Lead researcher Professor Jian-Hua Liu, from the South China Agricultural University in Guangzhou, said: ‘These are extremely worrying results. The polymyxins were the last class of antibiotics in which resistance was incapable of spreading from cell to cell.’ Medication: Superbugs are becoming resistant to Polymyxins, the last resort in infections therapy Medication: Superbugs are becoming resistant to Polymyxins, the last resort in infections therapy The problem was first spotted on a pig farm in Shanghai, where routine tests found an E.coli strain resistant to a type of polymyxin drug called colistin. Further tests were done on pigs in four Chinese provinces, and pork and chicken sold in 30 markets and 27 supermarkets across Guangzhou province. Bacteria from infected patients at two hospitals in Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces were also tested. A major problem is that polymyxins are widely used in farming. If bugs in animals become resistant to the drugs, they could be transferred to humans who eat the meat. Dr Margaret Chan, head of the World Health Organization, warned this week that superbugs are undermining the advances of modern medicine. ‘The rise of antibiotic resistance is a global health crisis, and governments now recognise it as one of the greatest challenges for public health today,’ she said. ‘It is reaching dangerously high levels in all parts of the world.’ The more that antibiotics are used – whether in humans or animals – the easier it is for bacteria to evolve to become resistant to them. Yet colistin was the fifth most-widely used antibiotic in European agriculture in 2010. Professor Nigel Brown, president of the Microbiology Society, said: ‘Another line of defence against infection is in danger of being breached.’ PETS MAY BE BEHIND THE SPREAD OF SUPERBUGS Pets may be fuelling the spread of superbugs that are resistant to antibiotics, health officials warn. Public Health England has told owners to ensure full courses of medication are given to animals. Antibiotics are losing their ability to treat illnesses as they have been so overused by GPs and vets, enabling bacteria to become resistant. Chief Medical Officer Dame Sally Davies fears patients will soon die from cuts and routine operations as a result. Jill Moss, who founded the Bella Moss Foundation after her dog died of MRSA, said: ‘These potentially fatal infections can travel from humans to pets and back again.’ Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3324655/Superbugs-resistant-drugs-Scientists-announce-germs-breached-line-antibiotic-defences-lead-untreatable-infections.html#ixzz3rvn23clG Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook |
Meeloreh:In this case rapidly |
Facts |
Is it offline ? |
She is showing you signs but you obviously pretend not to see, no Woman will refuse to cook for his love...... You should know your place in the food chain# Next patient |
Yea and I heard Bill Gate is too# Just Saying ![]() |
Maybe later but not when your meeting him for the first time |
One chance , just f up again and you are.............. ![]() |
Guy you funny pass fornication..... dance to the tune ![]() |
haba no b 2go b this na.... abi e go dey there forever?.... Why not look for a way to solve it..... abi you wan readymade |
Guy am having this same issue o..... |
itstpia8:the time you are spending with a married man is too much, try to limit it or have a clone bf with you to rearrange his mirage unless you are an actress in the plot........ A mere reading your plot has confirm that you are into him.... |
Count me out, a relationship base on condition is a no. |
So wentin come happen to your age mate ? |
Good news |
yea my child ain't going to one |
seriously I think coming back is the worse |
jejemanito:When una complete the thread una hola us |
When your day is not giong that great come here,it works ![]() |
OP you get time sha to document all this |
categorically Yes, and they don't even hid it |
Evergreen4:just can't help but laugh, chei na me wan tori |
We get convention, ![]() |
For a London base Simpleton
