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New superbug a medical risk to patients

February 3rd, 2010 | Posted in Medical | Author: Editor

“Researchers are scrambling to develop drugs to fight off a new superbug that is killing people.  Experts say a new strain of bacteria responsible for deaths overseas is far worse than superbugs such as MRSA, which are already in Australian hospitals.  They are determined to develop new antibiotics capable of fighting the extreme drug resistance shown by the new superbug, which has evolved from the Acinetobacter pathogenic bacteria”

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