Is MRSA Contagious?

MRSA is easily spread, but your chances of catching it can be greatly increased or decreased in a number of ways. There are also different methods for effective MRSA infection control. And I want you to know about them by giving you a free educational report I've developed just for this purpose.

30% of people carry Staph bacteria on their skin

Antibiotic resistant Staph causes 1.2 million hospital infections each year

Effective MRSA prevention takes more than just hand washing

Get FREE insights about how contagious MRSA is, including "10 Essential Tips and Techniques to protect yourself and your family from MRSA and Staph". These exact strategies helped me win the battle against recurring infections. Click on the "Get Report" button below to get instant access to the report now.

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MRSA and Staph infections are most commonly picked up in hospitals and healthcare facilities. However, these contagious bacteria are being found more often in the community. As MRSA continues to grow in the U.S. and abroad, you are probably exposed to MRSA bacteria more often than you realize.

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