Life-threatening complications from bacterial infections are on the rise among hospital patients, increasing at a double-digit rate as the population ages and costing U.S. health-care programs billions of dollars a year. Adrienne Randolph, professor of anaesthesia at Boston Children’s Hospital, is quoted.
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