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The continuing row about MRSA in livestock rumbles on in Denmark - a country were the pig is of enormous economic significance.
Unreported in English and missing in Britain or America, important events in Denmark go unremarked outside Denmark.
However, mechanical translations open a window on important developments there.
The situation on Danish farms is probably better then elsewhere, but the medical profession are increasingly alarmed by MRSA st398 in pigs.
21 October 2010
There must be immediate action against the resistant MRSA bacteria, which currently has infected every 8 pigs and can infect humans. It feels Medical Association.
-I think we should have an action plan for how to have fought and the growing use of antibiotics in agriculture and partly gets plotted against these pigs are infected with multidrug-resistant bacteria, says chairman of the Medical Association Mads Koch Hansen DR ice.
Today, every eighth pigs in Denmark were infected with the resistant bacteria MRSA CC 398th
- It's scary to hear the numbers of physicians, says Mads Koch Hansen.
Yet Agriculture Henrik Hoegh await the outcome of a research project on MRSA in agriculture, which is expected to be finished by the end of 2011, before he will intervene with the bacterium.
It understands Mads Koch Hansen not.
- He is a very patient man. I mean simply that you can wait until the end of 2011 to begin to act on this stuff. I think we must act now, he says.