Category Archives: California

Our Own Peg McQueary’s MRSA Story on Nightline Tonight

Posted on March 5, 2008 by Christina Jones

My dear friend and the moderator of our MRSA forum, Peg McQueary, has her incredible story featured tonight on Nightline (11:35pm ABC).  I can’t begin to tell you how much Peg has touched my heart in the almost 3 years … Continue reading →

Posted in CA-MRSA, California, MRSA, MRSA Support | 12 Comments

MRSA Notes Loves Perez

Posted on June 5, 2007 by Christina Jones

Perez Hilton is my secret addiction – my break in the busy days. Love him or hate him, you can love him today for bringing some attention to MRSA to his monstrously wide audience. He is reporting about the prevalence … Continue reading →

Posted in Awareness, California, MRSA, MRSA in Prisons, MRSA in the U.S. | 5 Comments

MRSA in Santa Clara County, CA

Posted on March 25, 2007 by Christina Jones

This story, from MercuryNews.com, is the story of Laura Debell, a Santa Clara County Jail inmate, who, during a 2 week stay in the jail in 2005, got a small wound on her leg that let to an internal MRSA … Continue reading →

Posted in Awareness, CA-MRSA, California, MRSA, MRSA in Prisons, MRSA in the U.S. | 6 Comments

General MRSA Information

Posted on March 12, 2007 by Christina Jones

These are just a few general MRSA informational links that have popped up across the web over the last week – basic MRSA knowledge – worth a look: MRSA Infections Becoming Resistant (US – Los Angeles) MRSA Cases on the … Continue reading →

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Phage Therapy Video from CBS5 in San Fransisco

Posted on February 7, 2007 by Christina Jones

One of my long time readers, and a phage therapy advocate, sent me the link to this wonderful video about the state of phage therapy, and how it works. Phage therapy was used before the widespread use of antibiotics, and … Continue reading →

Posted in California, MRSA, MRSA in the U.S., MRSA Internationally, Research and Development, Superbugs | 2 Comments