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June 17, 2026

SNAP Trial MSSA & PSSA Publications - Media Coverage

We are pleased to share some of the media coverage of the Backbone Domain MSSA and PSSA results.

After the recent joint publications of the Backbone Domain - MSSA and PSSA Silo manuscripts in The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) and The Lancet, respectively, we are pleased to share some of the media coverage of these results, identifying optimal antibiotics for golden staph bloodstream infectoins:

Australia: The Age, SMH, Brisbane Times, WA Today (online), AusDoc, Newy, HMRI, RMH, Sensible Medicine, University of Newcastle

New Zealand: New Zealand Doctor, ForeignAffairs Asia Pacific News Briefing

South Africa: University of the Witwatersrand, Weekend Argus Saturday (print), Independent Online

Canada: McGill University Health Centre, La Presse (this is part of many syndicates which republished the article)

Germany: University Medical Center Magdeburg, MFA Heute, mdr

UK: University College London

The Netherlands: ecraid,  UMC Utrecht

Sweden: Lund Universitet

China: Australia Chinese Daily

Japan: Ameblo

Global: MedPage Today, MedPath, The Lancet, ACP Journals  

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