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China threatens world health by unleashing waves of superbugs (5 Feb 2010)http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/7168303/China-threatens-world-health-by-unleashing-waves-of-superbugs.htmlChina's reckless use of antibiotics in the health system and agricultural production is unleashing an explosion of drug resistant superbugs that endanger global health, according to leading scientists. -- Chinese doctors routinely hand out multiple doses of antibiotics for simple maladies like the sore throats and the country's farmers excessive dependence on the drugs has tainted the food chain.Studies in China show a "frightening" increase in antibiotic-resistant bacteria such as staphylococcus aureus bacteria, also know as MRSA . There are warnings that new strains of antibiotic-resistant bugs will spread quickly through international air travel and internation food sourcing. "We have a lot of data from Chinese hospitals and it shows a very frightening picture of high-level antibiotic resistance," said Dr Andreas Heddini of the Swedish Institute for Infectious Disease Control."Doctors are daily finding there is nothing they can do, even third and fourth-line antibiotics are not working." There is a real risk that globally we will return to a pre-antibiotic era of medicine, where we face a situation where a number of medical treatment options would no longer be there. What happens in China matters for the rest of the world." CLIP

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Fortunately we know that antibiotics are not the only things that work on bacterial infections---in fact there are many remedes that work much better---colloidal silver---honey--various herbs---ozone etc....etc... unless of course pharma succeeds in wiping them all out first....--- On Mon, 2/15/10, Susan Siegel <ssiegel5 wrote:

Susan Siegel <ssiegel5 China threatens world health by unleashing waves of superbugs (5 Feb 2010)TheMulti-DimensionalNewsPortal , Received: Monday, February 15, 2010, 4:20 PM

 

 

 

China threatens world health by unleashing waves of superbugs (5 Feb 2010)

http://www.telegrap h.co.uk/news/ worldnews/ asia/china/ 7168303/China- threatens-world- health-by- unleashing- waves-of- superbugs. html

China's reckless use of antibiotics in the health system and agricultural production is unleashing an explosion of drug resistant superbugs that endanger global health, according to leading scientists. -- Chinese doctors routinely hand out multiple doses of antibiotics for simple maladies like the sore throats and the country's farmers excessive dependence on the drugs has tainted the food chain.Studies in China show a "frightening" increase in antibiotic-resistan t bacteria such as staphylococcus aureus bacteria, also know as MRSA . There are warnings that new strains of antibiotic-resistan t bugs will spread quickly through international air travel and internation food sourcing. "We have a lot of data from Chinese hospitals and it shows a very frightening picture of high-level antibiotic resistance," said Dr Andreas Heddini of the Swedish Institute for Infectious Disease Control."Doctors are daily finding there is nothing they can do, even third

and fourth-line antibiotics are not working." There is a real risk that globally we will return to a pre-antibiotic era of medicine, where we face a situation where a number of medical treatment options would no longer be there. What happens in China matters for the rest of the world." CLIP

 

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