Second Scottish Nursery Hit by E.coli16th May 2006 |
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16th May 2006
Testing of 43 nursery and reception pupils at St Illtyd's RC Primary School in Merthyr Tydfil has been going on since last week, when a baby was hospitalised with E.coli. Pupils have been told to stay away until they have submitted two negative tests. ... ...read on
16th May 2006
Two children are being treated at the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital for E.coli O157 after a second Scottish nursery was hit by the bacterium. The children both attend Dreams Daycare Nursery in Insch. ... ...read on
16th May 2006
There now appears to be 13 cases of E.coli O157 linked to the Careshare Nursery at Lauder College in Dunfermline. Four children are being treated for kidney failure at Glasgow's Yorkhill Hospital, while another ... ...read on
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
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