Sentence examples for potentially deadly bacteria from inspiring English sources

MRSA CC398 is a potentially deadly bacteria which can be resistant to even the strongest antibiotics.

They may look cute, but hedgehogs could be responsible for a rising number of infections, including salmonella, a potentially deadly bacteria often linked to food poisoning.

The advertisement sought to reassure customers that Burger King's beef was safe after meat containing potentially deadly bacteria was traced to a Hudson Foods Inc. plant in Nebraska, a supplier of about one-fourth of Burger King's restaurants.

Prince George's Hospital Center officials say that the potentially deadly bacteria found in the nasal swabs of three of their infant patients was also found in the plumbing of the neonatal intensive care unit and a unit for adult patients.

NOT long ago, I listened to a couple of radio talk-show hosts taking calls about a study showing that, despite airlines' best sterilization efforts, potentially deadly bacteria thrived on plane surfaces.

The Food and Drug Administration is trying to shutter permanently a cheese factory in Queens whose owners failed to clean up the plant after a potentially deadly bacteria was discovered on more than one occasion, according to the government.

E. coli O157 H7 is a potentially deadly bacterium that can cause bloody diarrhea and dehydration.

A local doctor who had worked in a Veterans Affairs hospital recognized the signs of Clostridium difficile, a contagious and potentially deadly bacterium.

PAGE D1 Well Antibiotics Threat Made Clear Doctors have found that Clostridium difficile, a contagious and potentially deadly bacterium, is often spurred by antibiotics.

Despite concerns over a possible shortage of Cipro, the antibiotic most widely used to treat anthrax, government officials and drug makers say there is an ample supply of other drugs that are effective against the potentially deadly bacterium.

Still, the F.D.A. rejected salmon shipments from Chile from one company in April, citing unsanitary conditions, and from a different Chilean company in October for listeria, a potentially deadly bacterium, according to information available on the administration's Web site.