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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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11.05.2006

"Clean" Keyboard To Help Prevent Infections

In London, researchers at a teaching hospital have developed a "clean" keyboard that is completely much smoother than exsisting ones, flat, and easy to clean. Hospital experts believe that by cleaning keyboards, they will be able to cut the number of cases of the killer MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) bug "by up to 10 percent." Because hospital staff use computers more and more, and the often go from patient to keyboard with out washing their hands, the risk of spreading infections is increasing. Read more from CNET.com.

11.01.2006

Cleveland Browns Battling MRSA

When Cleveland Browns center LeCharles Bentley was hospitalized with a staph infection, general manager Phil Savage said his team had undergone "a staph infection outbreak." Although Bentley was just the fifth case of staph among the Browns in the past three years, Savage is justified in being concerned. Staph is bacteria that lives on the skin and can cause serious health problems as more and more strains become antibiotic resistant. Staph and MRSA - a particularly dangerous form of staph - can be spread by sharing contaminated objects and by skin-to-skin contact. In addition to the Browns, the Washington Redskins and the St. Louis Rams are other NFL teams who have battled staph and MRSA. Read more from pittsburghlive.com.