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Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is regarded as a community pathogen of question and a hospital superbug. MRSA frequency has considerably increased over time in Iraq. Determine the prevalence and kinds of MRSA isolates from patients in Waist's hospitals was the goal of this investigation. Different microbiological assays were used to identify S. aureus isolates, and polymerase chain reaction using specialized primers was used to corroborate the results. In the province of Waist, 200 samples were obtained from two hospitals. 35 (17.5%) S. Standard techniques like mannitol salt agar and the coagulase test were used to identify aureus isolates. The cefoxitin susceptibility and presence of the mecA gene by PCR were used to confirm that all isolates were MRAS. Three-and-a-half S. The aureus isolates used for the spa