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The Ultimate Battle Against MRSA

wsj.com September 19, 2016

Some hospitals are giving all intensive care patients germ-killing baths and an antibiotic nose ointment upon admission, to fight MRSA, the potentially deadly bacteria. Recent studies show the universal treatment is effective.

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