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CIDRAP: November 6 - November 10, 2017

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
[h=3]NOV 10, 2017[/h]



[h=3]Lyme disease increases in states that neighbor hot spots[/h] Lisa Schnirring | News Editor | CIDRAP News
| Nov 10, 2017

Eight of 11 states that border high-incidence states saw cases increase.










[h=3]ASP Scan (Weekly) for Nov 10, 2017[/h] Antibiotics and subsequent sepsis
MCR surveillance in California
Community-related C diff
Antibiotic sparing for UTIs
More-resistant MDR-TB
MDR-TB in Minnesota
Strep burden, resistance threat











[h=3]NOV 09, 2017[/h]



[h=3]Gene studies flesh out cholera patterns in Africa, Americas[/h] Lisa Schnirring | News Editor | CIDRAP News
| Nov 09, 2017

Strains in Africa are becoming more drug resistant.














[h=3]Legionella common in US outbreaks tied to drinking water, other sources[/h] Stephanie Soucheray | News Reporter | CIDRAP News
| Nov 09, 2017

Legionella continues to be the most common cause of outbreaks linked to drinking water and also fuels many outbreaks linked to environmental water exposure.










[h=3]News Scan for Nov 09, 2017[/h] H7N9 and early antivirals
Avian flu in Japan, Taiwan
Meningococcal decline









[h=3]Stewardship / Resistance Scan for Nov 09, 2017[/h] Antibiotics and subsequent sepsis
MCR surveillance in California











[h=3]NOV 08, 2017[/h]



[h=3]Dengue study adds to evidence for antibody enhancement[/h] Stephanie Soucheray | News Reporter | CIDRAP News
| Nov 08, 2017

The study highlights ADE, when previous virus exposure enhances disease response.














[h=3]Study probes yellow fever threat in Brazil's 4th-largest city[/h] Lisa Schnirring | News Editor | CIDRAP News
| Nov 08, 2017

In the past, the city has experienced outbreaks of dengue, Zika, and chikungunya that were spread by Aedes aegyptimosquitoes.










[h=3]News Scan for Nov 08, 2017[/h] H3N2 vaccine strain mutation
Marburg risk
Saudi MERS patterns
TB research funds









[h=3]Stewardship / Resistance Scan for Nov 08, 2017[/h] Community-related C diff
Antibiotic sparing for UTIs












[h=3]NOV 07, 2017[/h]



[h=3]WHO calls for an end to antibiotic use in healthy animals[/h] Chris Dall | News Reporter | CIDRAP News
| Nov 07, 2017

The WHO calls for an overall reduction in the use of antibiotics in food animals.










[h=3]News Scan for Nov 07, 2017[/h] More-resistant MDR-TB
Plague in Madagascar
More monkeypox in Nigeria
Dengue vaccine
Long-term West Nile damage









[h=3]Zika Scan for Nov 07, 2017[/h] Zika and 2nd mosquito feeding
Wolbachia mosquitoes OK'd
Chikungunya replacing Zika











[h=3]NOV 06, 2017[/h]



[h=3]MERS infects 3 more in Saudi Arabia, 1 in Oman[/h] Lisa Schnirring | News Editor | CIDRAP News
| Nov 06, 2017

All three of the Saudi patients are from Riyadh, but none of them are known to have had recent contact with camels.














[h=3]Antibiotic course often too long in pneumonia patients[/h] Chris Dall | News Reporter | CIDRAP News
| Nov 06, 2017

More than two thirds of adult hospital patients are on the drugs longer than needed.










[h=3]News Scan for Nov 06, 2017[/h] Strep burden, resistance threat
Salmonella probe ends
Ebola susceptibility
MDR-TB in Minnesota









[h=3]Vector-borne Disease Scan for Nov 06, 2017[/h] Zika in Florida
More yellow fever in Nigeria
Burkina Faso dengue outbreak
Chikungunya cases










 
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