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healthcare-associated MRSA
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healthcare-associated MRSA

bacterium
Also known as: HA-MRSA
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  • MRSA
    / Incidence and types

    In contrast, HA-MRSA affects individuals in nosocomial settings, including nursing homes, hospitals, and dialysis facilities, and often causes blood infections, infections in surgical incisions, or pneumonia. Very young children and older adults or ill patients are particularly susceptible to MRSA infection.

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    In contrast, HA-MRSA affects individuals in nosocomial settings, including nursing homes, hospitals, and dialysis facilities, and often causes blood infections, infections in surgical incisions, or pneumonia. Very young children and older adults or ill patients are particularly susceptible to MRSA infection.

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