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Superbug MRSA arose in hedgehogs before discovery of antibiotics, study suggests

Scientists have found that natural, biological processes, not antibiotic use, drove the emergence of a superbug about 200 years ago.

United kingdomNew zealandMark holmesEwan harrisonStatens institutUniversity of cambridgeUniversity of cambridge departmentWellcome sanger instituteResearch councilMethicillin resistant staphylococcusSerum statens institutRoyal botanic gardensProf holmesMedical research

Superbug MRSA arose in hedgehogs before discovery of antibiotics, study suggests

Scientists have found that natural, biological processes, not antibiotic use, drove the emergence of a superbug about 200 years ago.

United kingdomNew zealandMark holmesEwan harrisonStatens institutUniversity of cambridgeUniversity of cambridge departmentWellcome sanger instituteResearch councilMethicillin resistant staphylococcusSerum statens institutRoyal botanic gardensProf holmesMedical research

Superbug MRSA arose in hedgehogs before discovery of antibiotics, study suggests

Scientists have found that natural, biological processes, not antibiotic use, drove the emergence of a superbug about 200 years ago.

United kingdomNew zealandMark holmesEwan harrisonStatens institutUniversity of cambridgeUniversity of cambridge departmentWellcome sanger instituteResearch councilMethicillin resistant staphylococcusSerum statens institutRoyal botanic gardensProf holmesMedical research

Study finds hedgehogs carry a type of MRSA which causes 1 in 200 human infections

New research has found up to 60% of hedgehogs carry a type of MRSA called mecC-MRSA, which causes one in 200 of all MRSA infections in humans. The study f.

United kingdomNew zealandMark holmesEwan harrisonStatens institutUniversity of cambridgeUniversity of cambridge departmentWellcome sanger instituteMethicillin resistant staphylococcusSerum statens institutRoyal botanic gardensProf holmes

Superbug MRSA arose in hedgehogs before discovery of antibiotics, study suggests

Scientists have found that natural, biological processes, not antibiotic use, drove the emergence of a superbug about 200 years ago.

United kingdomNew zealandMark holmesEwan harrisonStatens institutUniversity of cambridgeUniversity of cambridge departmentWellcome sanger instituteResearch councilMethicillin resistant staphylococcusSerum statens institutRoyal botanic gardensProf holmesMedical research

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