China's love affair with injections and infusions is becoming a medical nightmare, spreading illness rather than curing it, experts say.
The bacteria can kill up to half of patients who get bloodstream infections (Tom Frieden, head of the Centers for Disease Control has referred to CPE as "nightmare". Spread of CPE (carbapenemase producing Enterobacteriaceae) has been increasingly reported worldwide (Queenan and Bush 2007a).
A dystopian derby day nightmare may spread across the country.
Now, the nightmare has spread into real life and it doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon.
The play opens with a sulfurous image of the Duke's bed exploding with monstrous figures, seemingly unleashed from his nightmares to spread their disease throughout the city.
"I have a nightmare that the spread of enriched uranium and nuclear material could result in the operation of a small enrichment facility in a place like northern Afghanistan," he said.
Re "A Proper Table for Passover, Then Easter" (Online Shopper, March 21), on the writer's plan to use her husband's grandmother's embroidered tablecloth for the family's Easter dinner: Oy, a bubbe's nightmare handworked tablecloth spread for the Easter ham.
But perhaps the spreading nightmare on the waters of the gulf will get a few to break with the party line.
The experiment in Rotterdam transformed the virus into the supergerm of virologists' nightmares, enabling it to spread from one animal to another through the air.
It was a great idea but a logistical nightmare because the demonstrations were spread out among at least a dozen hotels, bars, restaurants and even an airplane hangar.
Whether such a charge is appropriate is the same question being asked in other states as a nightmare epidemic of school shootings spread across the country, as courts decide how to punish killers too young to see an R-rated movie.
