This is a tidbit, a trifle, a taste, sort of in concert with our ability to digest news nowadays. It leaves more questions than answers. I can see putting an announcement of such a report in a scientific or medical website meant for medical professionals. But for the general public, it leaves more questions than it answers. Where has Acintobacter come from? Why is it so infectious? What are hospitals doing to prevent its spread? Who is at risk? Is it susceptible to antibiotic treatment? If so, which antibiotics? There have been several longer, more-complex treatments of this topic, so it isn't new. But meanwhile, it leaves readers with one M&M instead of a chocolate bar.

This is poorly sourced, alarmest, and has little information.

"Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind." Doing deliberate wrongs invite a 'gotcha' backlash.

Very interesting. Well written and convincing.