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Flies carry bacteria – and some of those are resistant to antibiotics. What we found in three South African hospices

By Maropeng Charles Monyama, Senior Lecturer - Microbiology, University of South Africa
Jane Nkhebenyane, Senior lecturer, Central University of Technology
Oriel Thekisoe, Professor of Parasitology and Zoonosis, North-West University

Houseflies greatly amplify the risk of human exposure to harmful microorganisms. Flies caught in three hospices carried microbes that may be resistant to antibiotics.

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