LONDON - Hospital deaths due to the superbug clostridium difficile among over 65-year-olds in Britain occur at ten times the rate of any other country, a report said Sunday. The findings to be aired in a BBC Panorama Special: How safe is your hospital? on Sunday evening suggest that the superbug is not only mutating and getting stronger but also vehemently resisting drugs aimed at trying to arrest its growth.
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Cole rate this data with the increase in Muzzie hospital workers, nurses and doctors not washing their hands because of Islam's 6th savage rules and the Brits will realize that their PC nonsense is LITERALLY KILLING THEM.
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my wife connected those dots also, and socialized medicine and PC in general is destroying Britain more quickly than any enemy they've ever faced. But FTA: "The survey said that 94 percent of hospitals have alcohol hand gels outside their infection wards - which is effective for MRSA but not against c.difficile."
That's right, Clostridium bacteria are spore-forming which will not be killed by alcohol. Usually C.dif occurs when an antibiotic such as Clindamycin is used for a skin-structure infection and it wipes out the intestinal flora that keep C.dif in check.
