C. diff rate in hospitals 20 times greater than previously thought
Cleveland Plain Dealer (blog), November 13, 2008
C. diff infections are ailing hospitals as much as 20 times more than previously believed, according to a new survey of U.S. hospitals. The survey reports that more than 7,000 patients are regularly battling such infections.
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