Second outbreak in the Borders12th October 2006 |
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12th December 2006
Jayne Klus-Roberts of Seaford, Sussex has been campaigning since the death of her daughter from E.coli O157 in 1997 to have better, safer storage for children's packed lunches at school. Now the local school attended by Lucind... ...read on
12th December 2006
On the tenth anniversary of the country's largest E.coli O157 outbreak in Wishaw, Lanarkshire (which claimed the lives of 20 elderly people and resulted in almost 500 testing positive for the bacterium) Professor Hugh Pennington has urged the Scottish Executive a... ...read on
17th October 2006
HUSH director, Sharon Smith recently persuaded her work colleague Ian Williams to take part in a half marathon to raise sponsorship for the charity. Ian will run in the Stroud and District Half Marathon on 22nd October and would be... ...read on
12th October 2006
Three young children from the Melrose area of the Scottish Borders have become ill after contracting E.coli O157. It is the second cluster of cases in the area within two months. Although the children attend the same Melrose nursery, the investigating team... ...read on
5th October 2006
In the December 2005 newsletter, HUSH reported that the Food Standards Agency (FSA) had been lobbied by an unnamed US burger chain for a reduction in guidance relating to the cooking times and temperatures for burgers. The FSA passed the matter to their scie... ...read on
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