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5. People who work in health care are colonized with some of the

Sun Nov 3, 2024, 03:57 PM

Nov 3

most godawful bugs known to medical science and that's one one of them.

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New Study: Common Hospital Infection Could Trigger Alzheimer's [View all] BootinUp Nov 3 OP

I always take a probiotic. Especially when prescribed antibiotics. CousinIT Nov 3 #1

I guess this is a fairly new idea. Hopefully the medical community BootinUp Nov 3 #2

Unlikely Warpy Nov 3 #3

People who work in health care are colonized with some of the Warpy Nov 3 #5

No, it means every nasty bug known to medical science Warpy Nov 3 #7

I thought so. You make a lot of sense Warpy. BootinUp Nov 3 #8

Here is the FSU article Warpy Nov 3 #9

Found it. BootinUp Nov 3 #10

My daughter is a hospital nurse SCantiGOP Nov 9 #11