Saskatchewan health officials want to warn their communities that although their infection rates are smaller than many other Canadian provinces, they are still as susceptable to MRSA as the rest of the world. Interesting as compared to the rates in Santa Clara County from earlier, Saskatchewan had 1.219 cases in 2005, which rose to 1,596 in 2006, with January 2007 reporting 152 cases already. One interesting thing I saw in this article that I hadn’t seen before are the “Five C’s” that increase risk of MRSA:
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Crowding
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Frequent Contact
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Compromised skin
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Contaminated surfaces
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Cleanliness
Good thing to consider in every situation you are in. Stay clean! 
4 responses so far ↓
Brittany Strotman // Nov 1, 2010 at 4:25 pm
Did you know that there’s 1000 lake in Saskatchewan
Madyson turner // Dec 14, 2010 at 9:52 am
hey it sounds pretty cool there isit bit ??
Madyson Turner // Dec 14, 2010 at 5:12 pm
wow that place sounds pretty cool maby some time me and my family could come there for vacation like what all is there to do there because like if there is no stuff to do for kids and is there a swimming pool because ill need to pack a swim sute lol but i dont think im coming because i am going to Nova scota in the summer because my mom and dad want to so what is your name because i want to know who is anering all my queshtons oh yah i want to fix my mistake i said erler at school i said…Hey it sounds pretty cool there isit bit?? but this is what i ment to say…Hey it sounds pretty cool there is it?? okay well i have to go now bye
Rajan Trehan // Mar 29, 2011 at 10:00 am
I want to know about differant kinds of works for Indian people who want to work temporarely or as per rules of your country.
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