Seven dead and more than 100 infected with E.coli from contaminated pickles in Japan21st August 2012 |
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21st August 2012
A E.coli outbreak in Hokkaido, Japan’s northern island, is responsible for the death of seven people, and causing 103 more to be sick. The cause has been connected to eating pickled cabbage that was tainted with E.coli bacteria, and Japanese health official... ...read on
21st August 2012
An 8 year-old girl has died at Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Sick Children after contracting an Ecoli O157 at the end of July. She was initially treated in a hospital near her home and released when her condition seemingly improved. However, doctors were baffled ... ...read on
21st August 2012
A Canadian vaccine designed to reduce E.coli O157:H7 shedding in cattle has become the first drug of its kind to be approved for use in the United Kingdom. The medication - manufactured by Bioniche Life Sciences, Inc. - was granted... ...read on
30th July 2012
A 4-week closure order on a Bacup petting farm has been extended for a further 14 days. Rossendale Council originally secured the order against Animal Quackers, based at Huttock Top Farm, at the end of June and has requested the extention to give the owners additional... ...read on
30th July 2012
A food composting firm previously fined over pollution has been told to stop taking in waste after the Environment Agency found E.coli and salmonella on its site. The Environment Agency says there is a serious risk of pollution at Wormtech, Caerwent. ... ...read on
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