On Tuesday, state health officials provided new details about the 44 cases in New York.
Aside from one case in Rochester, all were in New York City, at 15 hospitals and a doctor's office.
No site has had more than six cases.
Seventeen New York patients died, but state officials said everyone infected had other illnesses and the fungus was not necessarily the cause of death.
New Jersey has had 15 cases, Illinois, 4, and there's been one case in Indiana, Maryland and Massachusetts, according to the CDC.
Probably delivered by toy guns...
The fungus called Candida auris is a harmful form of yeast.
There’s a fungus amoung us!
And we have an outbreak of measles in the Twin Cities because Somalis won’t take the MMR vaccine.
Playing with feces and islam will do that.
Manuka Honey- kills superbugs and the bugs do NOT build up a resistance to it- supposedly- Supposed to kill MRSA and a number of superbugs- 22 i believe is the count- mainly I think it’s for wound superbugs like open wounds, leg ulcers, surgical scars etc-
Probablyvno recovery if someone gets that in their lungs.
Great.
We are already very close to the post-antibiotic era where we can’t cure the diseases we have held at bay since WWII.
And now the fungi are joining the party.
The Fourth Horse is getting ready.
Red-state America wins again by not going to hospitals whose Emergency Rooms look like the third-world version of the Star Wars cantina.