Serratia
Studies from Kyoto University, Department of Surgery in the area of Serratia published
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, August 1st, 2010
Data detailed in 'Structural problems of medical news reports in newspapers: a verification of news reports on an incident of mass nosocomial Serratia infection' have been presented. "It is unclear how changes in the content and number of news reports over time affect the impressions made in the minds of newspaper readers. This study targeted news reports in major newspapers regarding an incident of mass nosocomial Serratia infection that occurred at one clinic," scientists writing in the Journal of Infection and Chemotherapy report.
"The trends in the total number of articles and total number of characters contained in the articles were congruent, with a peak on...
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