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Hospital Infections Kill More

by Ted

Feb 2, 2012

Hospital-acquired infections result in the fourth largest reason of death in America, but nobody is talkig about it.

Here's an interesting article about it:

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Two things you must do before surgery! On 2/02/12, Ted wrote: > Hospital-acquired infections result in the fourth largest > reason of death in America, but nobody is talkig about it. > > Here's an interesting article about it:

1. Wipe down the metal rails on your bed with bleach water or lysol. Those rails are NEVER cleaned, and they're the second most germy things ...See More

Feb 2, 2012

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Ted Neckties? I never knew that. Wow! If this is the fourth leading cause of death in America, why aren't more people talking about this?

On 2/02/12, Two things you must do before surgery! wrote: > On 2/02/12, Ted wrote: >> Hospital-acquired infections result in the fourth largest >> reason of death in America, but nobody is ta...See More

Feb 3, 2012

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John-Paul Kovar On 2/02/12, Ted wrote: > Hospital-acquired infections result in the fourth largest > reason of death in America, but nobody is talkig about it. > > Here's an interesting article about it:

5. You shall not kill.

Feb 3, 2012

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Probably because it hasn't happened to them yet And because dying as a RESULT of hospital care is such an unsettling concept that we comfort ourselves by hoping it only ever happens to somebody else.

Most guys' neckties are infrequently laundered, by the way, and crawling with all manner of stuff you don't want to get near. It's a particular concern, though, with doctors and dentists, w...See More

Feb 3, 2012

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