Studies show that MRSA can be passed from horses to humans. “Super bug” infections called MRSA (pronounced “mersa”) have been making headlines as hospitals battle drug-resistant infections among patients.But humans aren’t the only victims. Veterinarians have found the infections to be present in horses, too, and strong evidence supports that it can be transmitted from one to the other.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
MRSA In Horses
MRSA In Horses: Studies show that MRSA can be passed from horses to humans. “Super bug” infections called MRSA (pronounced “mersa”) have been making headlines as hospitals battle drug-resistant infections among patients.But humans aren’t the only victims. Veterinarians have found the infections to be present in horses, too, and strong evidence supports that it can be transmitted from one to the other.
Studies show that MRSA can be passed from horses to humans. “Super bug” infections called MRSA (pronounced “mersa”) have been making headlines as hospitals battle drug-resistant infections among patients.But humans aren’t the only victims. Veterinarians have found the infections to be present in horses, too, and strong evidence supports that it can be transmitted from one to the other.
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