A new treatment to prevent bacterial skin infections uses tetraspanins, from human cells, to make skin less 'sticky' and prevent bacteria from attaching to it. The new treatment means that bacteria such as MRSA and other superbugs can be harmlessly washed from the skin.

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A new treatment to prevent bacterial skin infections uses tetraspanins, from human cells, to make skin less 'sticky' and prevent bacteria from attaching to it. The new treatment means that bacteria such as MRSA and other superbugs can be harmlessly washed from the skin.