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CDC: “Superbug” Spreads To 35 States; Kills 40% Of The People Who Come In Contact

The CDC and LA Times reports a “Superbug” that kills 40% of the people it comes in contact with has hit 35 US States and is now being spread through California medical facilities.

A dangerous drug-resistant bacterium has spread to patients in Southern California, according to a study by Los Angeles County public health officials.

More than 350 cases of the Carbapenem-Resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae, or CRKP, have been reported at healthcare facilities in Los Angeles County, mostly among elderly patients at skilled-nursing and long-term care facilities, according to a study by Dr. Dawn Terashita, an epidemiologist with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.

It was not clear from the study how many of the infections proved fatal, but other studies in the U.S. and Israel have shown that about 40% of patients with the infection die. Tereshita was not available for comment Thursday morning but was scheduled to speak about the study in the afternoon.

Here’s a map from the CDC of states where it has been reported:

Map of CRE Superbug which kills 40% of people who come in contact and being spread through California medical facilities.

The Centers for Disease Control Writes:

Public Health update of Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) producing metallo-beta-lactamases (NDM, VIM, IMP) in the U.S. reported to CDC
Given the importance of Enterobacteriaceae in healthcare-associated infections (HAI) and the extensive antimicrobial resistance found in these strains, all types of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) are an important public health problem, regardless of their mechanism of resistance or their country of origin. In addition, as Enterobacteriaceae are a normal part of human flora, the potential for community-associated CRE infections also exists. Carbapenem-resistance in Enterobacteriaceae can occur by many mechanisms, including the production of a metallo-beta-lactamase (such as NDM, VIM, and IMP) or a carbapenemase (such as Klebsiella pneumoniae carbapenemase, KPC).

CDC has been working with partners to prevent CRE infections, including those caused by KPC-producing organisms, which are the most common type of CRE in the United States. The KPC gene makes Enterobacteriaceae bacteria resistant to all beta-lactam/carbapenem antibiotics. KPC producers have been reported in about 35 states and are associated with high mortality, up to 40 percent in one report. They may be present in the other 15 states as well, but have not been reported to CDC. The presence of CRE, regardless of the enzyme that produced that resistance, reinforces the need for better antibiotic stewardship, transmission prevention, and overall HAI prevention in any healthcare setting.

The detection of new mechanisms of carbapenem resistance (ie, metallo-beta-lactamases) in the United States has raised questions about the identification and control of CRE. The mechanism of carbapenem-resistance is of epidemiologic interest but is not necessary for implementation of infection prevention recommendations. Current guidance for the control of all types of epidemiologically important multidrug-resistant organisms is available in the 2006 MDRO Guideline. In addition, see specific guidance for the control of CRE. These recommendations apply regardless of the resistance mechanism.

It is important to note that CRE, unlike other drug-resistant infections such as VRSA, are not a nationally reportable or notifiable disease. Therefore, there is not a requirement to report to CDC and therefore we may not know the true number of infections caused by these organisms in the US (only those voluntarily reported to CDC).

States with confirmed CRE cases caused by the KPC enzyme.
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California (CRE caused by the NDM-1 enzyme and VIM or IMP enzyme)
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Illinois (CRE caused by the NDM-1 enzyme)
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts (CRE caused by the NDM-1 enzyme)
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia (CRE caused by the NDM-1 enzyme)
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

State(s) with confirmed CRE cases caused by a VIM or IMP enzyme
Washington

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Permalink Reply by Maria De Wind on April 7, 2011 at 10:23pm

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Permalink Reply by Curt Linderman Sr on April 8, 2011 at 10:24am

As the statement read: These are naturally occurring flora. So what has changed? One thing is the vast amount of antibiotics now used in our food due to the fact that most of our food here in America is now raised in Confined Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) and they need to use so many antibiotics because of the illnesses in the animals due to their confinement (these animals will never see the sunlight in their lifetimes). Current figures show that more than 70% of the antibiotics used in America today are used on livestock.

The next is the GMOs that we are feeding our population, particularly that of the BT variety. BT does not stand for "Bio Tech" as Monsanto, Syngenta and the farmers would have you believe, it stands Bascillus Therigensious (writing this quickly so not sure of spelling). BT is a naturally occurring bacteria/pesticide in our soil that has a very hard shell surrounding crystalline shards (for lack of a better term). The bugs (like the European corn borer) eat these BT as they make their way through the soil to the corn plant. Their digestive tracks are strong enough that they break down the hard shells and the crytalline shards tear up their intestines, killing them before they can do any damage to the plant. God can do some amazing things can't he?

So Monsanto and the Rockefeller Foundation decided that BT should be genetically engineered into the cells of the entire plant. They said it was perfectly safe for human and animal consumption because our digestive enzymes were not strong enough to break down the shell of the bacterium. What they don't tell you is that the shell was broken down during the genetic modification. Therefore, our guts are being shredded by BT. Have you noticed the upswing in leaky gut syndrome, Ulcerative Colitis and general compromised immune system issues? The immune system is 90% gut flora. So...you kill the beneficial gut flora (which is the most essential part of our immune system) you allow an area of the gut to be accessed by non-beneficial gut flora that has a resistance to these antibiotics because of the food we eat and milk we drink, and you have the setting for the "perfect storm"....a cytokine storm of mammoth proportions that will end up killing us all....not just 40%

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Permalink Reply by john on April 8, 2011 at 10:04pm

Good info Curt. Good reason to drink raw milk, and ban its sale if you are trying to force ppl to drink your poison.

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Permalink Reply by Cryptocurrency on April 8, 2011 at 2:13pm

Awesome reply Curt Linderman. You should blog your ideas guy.

Yea, I read this article a few days ago (somewhere) and it's crazy how they are incrementally introducing us to potential pandemic level microbes. First H1N1 (which will prob resurface) and now this.

The virus has been confined to health care facilities and attacks mostly those with weaker immune systems; elderly patients have been infected mostly thus far.

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Permalink Reply by john on April 8, 2011 at 9:59pm

Always goes after ppl w/ weak systems or ederly. Especially those in close quarters, I.e. nursing homes. Seems to me they are trying to cut some of the dead wait........ I think they should cut welfare first. Although that would probably create more chaos.