超级细菌初现端倪 不容忽视的抗生素之痛（Superbugs cant afford to ignore the pain of antibiotics）.docVIP

超级细菌初现端倪 不容忽视的抗生素之痛（Superbugs cant afford to ignore the pain of antibiotics） Superbugs cant afford to ignore the pain of antibiotics The United States found that if the superbugs are infected, half of humanity is not guaranteed A super Enterobacteriaceae infection will lead to half life are medical institutions in the United States in the spread of medical institutions in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and prevention of 5 for all over the United States to take urgent action to prevent the virus continues to spread. This often leads to infection treatment of super bacteria called carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae (Carbapenem-resistantenterobacteriaceae, hereinafter referred to as CRE), named for its strong resistance to severe bacterial infection treatment heavyweight weapons of carbapenem antibiotics. The CDC says half of the catch and eventually blood infected patients will be killed by the bacteria, even if the last resort - the most powerful antibiotic - is not available. CRE is a nightmare, and our most powerful antibiotic is helpless.. The United States CDC director Tom Frieden in a statement called: doctor, nurses, hospital leaders and public health institutions must now work together to implement the CDC detection and protection strategies to prevent this infection. According to the CDC report, only in the first six months of 2012, America has nearly two hundred hospitals and long-term acute care institutions for at least a carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae infection, but the number of infections is still increasing. The US Food and drug administration, a new drug judge and infectious disease expert Fang Guodong, told reporters that carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae are actually a group of enteric bacteria that contain more than 70 bacteria. The bacterium is called superbugs because it is resistant to many new antibiotics and has a very high mortality rate. Fang Guodong said, this kind of bacteria from one patient to another patient, t