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MRSAid Blog | MRSAid is a novel, non-antibiotic system for nasal bacterial decolonization to reduce the incidence of hospital-acquired infections (HAI’s). - MRSAid is a novel non-antibiotic therapy developed for use in hospital/long-term care settings for nasal decolonization of potentially pathogenic bacteria, including MRSA. Developed by Ondine Biomedical Inc., the global leaders in antimicrobial photodynamics, MRSAid is a valuable tool for the prevention of hospital-acquired infections.

  • http://www.mrsaidblog.com/2016/10/20/the-medicinal-maggot/ The Medicinal Maggot | MRSAid Blog - “I love [the heart sign] maggots” is emblazoned on a t-shirt lying on a chair in the office of Dr. Yamni Nigam, Associate Professor in Biomedical Science at the College of Human and Health Sciences at Swansea University, in the U.K. We had to first tell you how qualified she is before we mention that...
  • http://www.mrsaidblog.com/2014/05/01/low-hanging-fruit/ Low-Hanging Fruit | MRSAid Blog - The ground shifted beneath our feet yesterday with the release of the World Health Organization Report warning us that we’re entering a post-antibiotic era in which common infections and minor injuries which have been treatable for decades can once again kill. That's because antibiotics have become increasingly ineffective due to chronic overuse over the...
  • http://www.mrsaidblog.com/2016/10/13/if-you-have-the-cold-or-flu-antibiotics-are-not-for-you/ If you have the cold or flu, antibiotics are not for you | MRSAid Blog - October is the beginning of three important seasons: professional hockey, basketball --- and the flu. Although flu season typically begins right about now, it really cranks up between December and March. All told, it affects up to 20% of the U.S. population each year. More than 200,000 people are hospitalized­ with it, and more than 36,000...
  • http://www.mrsaidblog.com/2016/09/21/how-we-think-the-united-nations-addresses-silent-violence/ How we Think: The United Nations Addresses Silent Violence | MRSAid Blog - At the United Nations in New York this week, as the heads of state of 140 nations gather to address the pressing issues of the day --- growing armed conflict, terrorism, and the massive refugee crisis --- they will also spend a full day confronting the harm caused by the emerging global crisis of antibiotic-resistant...
  • http://www.mrsaidblog.com/2016/09/15/seeing-evolution-in-action/ Seeing Evolution in Action | MRSAid Blog - It’s one thing to hear or read about evolution, and quite another thing to actually watch it in action. In fact, it's pretty much impossible to do since by definition evolution occurs over generations, not a single lifetime. But a powerful new video from the Harvard Medical School lets us do just that: Watch bacteria...
  • http://www.mrsaidblog.com/2016/08/31/annals-of-antibiotics-what-has-the-human-race-gone-and-done-this-time/ Annals of Antibiotics: What has the human race gone and done this time? | MRSAid Blog - You’d be forgiven for overlooking it: In the middle of a 6-page report (unfortunately, a subscription is required) about the large number of people using antibiotics without a prescription, is the rundown of where people are getting them: “The major source of antibiotics used without a prescription was a store or pharmacy in the United States...
  • http://www.mrsaidblog.com/2016/08/19/the-smartest-guys-in-the-room/ The Smartest Guys in the Room | MRSAid Blog - The Mayo Clinic just published Ten Things You Should Know About Antibiotic Resistance. The interesting thing about the article is that all ten things actually refer to just one thing: the mcr-1 gene. Mcr-1 has become the gene of interest in antibiotic circles because (1) it has already conferred resistance on colistin, an antibiotic of...

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    I should have saved my money. I can't see that it does anything to help the save operation of my system. I will never buy a NORTON product any more. My old out dated software still works better than this ever did and forget support. They are no help.

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    Bought this for my husband for Father's Day. He seemed thrilled with it. Has lots of pockets and some gadgets. His requirement was club separation and this fit the bill.

  • A reader - New Interface -- Great Improvement!

    I've always loved the MOOV as a personal fitness coach -- it's 10 minute workout is the perfect no-excuses morning routine. But when I first reviewed it, I found that it didn't always track other activities well, including semi-stationary activities like water aerobics. That all changed with its new interface in May 2016. Now it's much more accurate in recognizing activities as "active." There's no problem with it counting brisk walks, water aerobics, or heavy gardening (aka shoveling rocks). The sleep tracking is better, too. They also changed the colors on the phone interface to make it easier to recognize different levels of activity. Now you can be active "yellow," "orange" or "red." And it automatically gives you a badge when you reach a fitness goal. Now I think it's the best fitness tracker on the market. Nice work, MOOV!

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