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Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) - March 2008
 

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Read interviews, first-person essays, profiles, and other features about people in a wide variety of fields, along with information on journals & institutions in the topic of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). All of the author comments below are also listed in the site-wide Author Commentaries listings (available by month/year or alphabetically).

	May  2008 Prof. Mark Enright; According to our March 2008 Special Topic on MRSA research over the past decade, the work of Professor Mark Enright ranks at #6, with 32 papers cited a total of 1,787 times. In Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Thomson Reuters, Prof. Enright's citation record includes 50 papers, categorized in the fields of Clinical Medicine and Microbiology, cited a total of 3,316 times between January 1, 1997 and December 31, 2007.
	April 2008 Professor Jerome Etienne; Professor Jerome Etienne ranks at #9 in our March 2008 Special Topic on MRSA research over the past decade, with 40 original articles and review papers cited a total of 1,369 times. In Essential Science Indicators from Thomson Scientific, his record includes 202 papers cited a total of 4,759 times from January 1, 1997 to December 31, 2007. Of these papers, 114 with a total of 3,213 cites are classified in the field of Clinical Medicine, and 45 with a total of 825 cites are classified in the field of Microbiology.
	April 2008 Dr. Fred Tenover; According to our March 2008 Special Topic on MRSA, Dr. Fred Tenover's work ranks at #2, with 38 papers cited a total of 2,218 times. In Essential Science Indicators from Thomson Scientific, Dr. Tenover's citation record includes 107 papers cited a total of 4,968 times in the field of Clinical Medicine, and 26 papers cited a total of 986 times in the field of Microbiology. He has also been named as a Highly Cited researcher in Microbiology.
	March 2008 Professor Keiichi Hiramatsu; In our March 2008 Special Topic on MRSA, the scientist ranked at #1 is Professor Keiichi Hiramatsu, with 51 papers, cited a total of 3,598 times. Three of his papers have also made the list of the top 20 papers published in the past decade. In Essential Science Indicators, Professor Hiramatsu is in the top 1% of researchers in both Clinical Medicine and Microbiology.
	March 2008 Professor Teruyo Ito; According to our March 2008 Special Topic on MRSA research in the past decade, the scientist ranking at #3 is Professor Teruyo Ito, with 28 papers cited a total of 2,197 times. In Essential Science Indicators from Thomson Scientific, Professor Ito’s work is in the top 1% in the fields of Clinical Medicine and Microbiology.