(June 3, 2011 - Insidermedicine)  From Denmark - C-reactive protein levels may be used to predict breast cancer survival, according to a report published in Breast Cancer Research. Studying over 2000 breast cancer patients for up to 7 years, researchers found that increasing c reactive protein levels were associated with poorer survival rates.   From Cambridge - Scientists have discovered a new strain of MRSA, according to a report published in the Lancet Infectious Diseases. A group of researchers investigating mastitis identified the new strain in milk from dairy cows. This new strain is markedly different, meaning that current gold standard MRSA tests are unable to identify the infection. And finally, from Oregon - Pregnant women on a high fat diet are at increased risk of stillbirth, according to a report published in Endocrinology. Results of an animal study found that a diet consisting of 32% fat while pregnant decreased blood flow to the mothers placenta, thereby raising risk of stillbirth.