April 27th, 2011
Scrubs and Sandwiches- A Deadly Combination?
David Martin, M.D.
I was enjoying lunch at a popular midtown Sacramento restaurant recently, when two patrons walked in wearing green scrubs. Both were wearing official badges from a large, local hospital, revealing one to be a physician, the other a registered nurse. Concerned that these scrubs may have been exposed to antibiotic-resistant bacteria, I politely asked that […]
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