Further Cases in Wales16th November 2005 |
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18th April 2006
Since the middle of February there have been 16 recorded cases of E.coli O103 with one fatality. Norway's Food Safety Authority has been trying to find the source of the outbreak and days after advising Norwegians to throw away ground beef bought this winter, no... ...read on
18th April 2006
Health Protection Scotland (HPS) established population based enhanced surveillance of E.coli O157 in 1999, to identify trends and changes in the epidemiology and outcome of infection on a national scale. Extracts from the recently published 2004 report can be f... ...read on
14th March 2006
The HUSH AGM will take place at 1.30 pm on Saturday 25th March 2006 at Guy's Thatched Hamlet in Bilsborrow, near Garstang, Preston. This informal get-together gives sufferers, their families and anyone interested in E.coli O157 or ... ...read on
16th November 2005
The Welsh Assembly cross-party committee responsible for setting up an inquiry into the E.coli outbreak has nominated Professor Hugh Pennington from Aberdeen University as Chairman. Professor Pennington is a leading microbiolo... ...read on
16th November 2005
The Puffins Nursery in Brecon has been closed over the weekend and St David's Church in Wales Primary in Colwinston was closing Monday and Tuesday following further cases of E.coli O157. Parents have been urged to look out for... ...read on
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