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USA Hockey Magazine published a great article about MRSA infections and hockey players.

"Bacteria can lurk on the equipment, which allows a means for infection to spread quickly among teammates, opponents and through an entire athletic program."

Read the entire story online to learn about the dangers of stinky equipment!

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Second South Jersey School Affected by MRSA

MRSA, which stands for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus, has been found at a second school in Camden County, New Jersey. Eight football players at Haddonfield Memorial High School have been infected by the skin infection that is unresponsive to many antibiotics. Read more about the outbreak of MRSA infections in New Jersey and what students and parents are concerned about online.