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In a 2007 preliminary trial, maggots were used successfully to treat patients whose wounds were infected with MRSA, a bacterium (Staphylococcus aureus) with resistance to most antibiotics, including methicillin. Some of these strains include "flesh eating bacteria" causing frequent deaths upon infection of deep tissue. Maggots clean up the already dead tissue thus preventing further infection spread.[11]

In vitro studies have shown that maggots inhibit and destroy a wide range of pathogenic bacteria including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), group A and B streptococci, and Gram-positive  aerobic and anaerobic strains. In a published review of five patients who were infected with MRSA, some having failed conventional therapy for up to 18 months, maggot therapy was able to eliminate the bacterium from all wounds in an average of 4 days.[citation needed]  Maggot therapy therefore represents a highly cost-effective method for managing MRSA infection without exacerbating the problems of antibiotic resistance.

MACHETE

Go see it.

i'll take two please

today is my 17th wedding anniversary;



i wouldn't trade a single day of it, but there are hours and weekends up for grabs . . .

11 Bravo wrote:

meh...when someone shoves that many big names into one movie and sprinkle in some eye candy its most likely to suck.

it's robert rodriquez not "the expendables"

it was better than planet terror

Kmar wrote:

my VERY basic 1-line interp

I imagine/wish/dream of better times/things/circumstance but am awaken to the reminder of gloom. .. and the cycle repeats

For a more detailed explanation.

eeerm.. weeeell...

kmar what the hell are you doing reading keats? that's too soppy even for me. i had to take 4 months of endless romanticism.

if you're interested in keats, though, my professor has written a biography on him that is literally one of the best biographies i have ever read, period. it made the entire period, character and poetry infinitely more interesting for me. i think there's a sizable chunk of contextualisation and thematic exploration of your little number, too.

http://www.richmondreview.co.uk/books/keats.html

11 Bravo wrote:

lol 2 mods, 3 members

If it's any comfort, there's not actually a lot to moderate atm. The last one [edit: report] was hours ago, and the one before that almost two days old. Frankly, I'm fine with just posting because of it.

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

11 Bravo wrote:

lol 2 mods, 3 members

If it's any comfort, there's not actually a lot to moderate atm. The last one [edit: report] was hours ago, and the one before that almost two days old. Frankly, I'm fine with just posting because of it.

not like the other night when we had our RWF revival

Uzique wrote:

not like the other night when we had our RWF revival

Free pace!

too late, pizza's in the oven

I'm too young to be worrying about my knees

Running on gravel with a good pair of shoes can't be that bad..