What is MRSA?
MRSA Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) is a type of bacteria that is resistant to certain antibiotics. Staph aureus bacteria is carried by 1 in 3 people. Many people carry or are colonised by staph bacteria, have no symptoms and only suffer an infection when they have another illness, wound or graze. Antibiotics tamed staph but eventually multidrug resistant staph emerged (MRSA). Many come in contact with MRSA via hospital treatment and about 1% of the population now carry it. Community Acquired MRSA (CA MRSA) is a different type of MRSA. It mainly causes skin infections and can be treated by more drugs. It does spread faster and can do more damage than the hospital strain to those it infects.  (MRSA, sometimes called mersa,mursa or msra, is not a virus. Viruses need to infect something to keep on living. Bacteria can exist on their own for months)


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MRSA Basic Facts

Understanding MRSA


Who can contract MRSA?
Anyone can get MRSA even your pets and we are all at risk although there are certain groups of people that are more likely to be exposed and at a much higher risk. Use the links on this page to learn more about these high risks groups and MRSA and how you can protect yourself, your family, pets, students, athletes patients, customers, clients, employees.

MRSA in Sports, High School, College and Proffesional

MRSA in Schools

MRSA on Hospital Equipment

MRSA and Hospital Staff 

MRSA and Family Infection

MRSA and Childern

MRSA Pets and Animals 

Helping People With Pets Suffering From MRSA
The Bella Moss Foundation

MRSA News

Learn how Flu and MRSA Create a Deadly Combination

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