Scottish Water launches investigation into contaminated water supply5th August 2011 |
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21st September 2011
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has revised its consumer advice on the consumption of sprouts and sprouting seeds. Following the E.coli outbreak in France and Germany earlier this year, the EC has informed EFSA that the E... ...read on
18th September 2011
A support group for sufferers of the rare atypical haemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS), are calling on the Government to commission a national specialised service for treatment, to fund treatment with complement inhibitors such as eculizumab, and ensure that these servi... ...read on
30th August 2011
An European Union (EU) delegation is on its way back to Europe after a visit to Egypt to investigate the seeds blamed for an E.coli outbreak over the summer. It intends reporting within ten days, to allow discussion on lifting the current ban on the import of Egyptian... ...read on
30th August 2011
Two more people have been diagnosed with E. coli O157 at a hospital day nursery in Middlesbrough - bringing the total number of cases to six. A toddler who attended the James Cook University Hospital nursery is being treated in hos... ...read on
30th August 2011
The latest annual report from the Drinking Water Quality Regulator (DWQR) shows that water from public supplies in Scotland is cleaner than it has ever been, but the quality from private sources is causing concern. 99.83% of 155,302 tests from taps in homes met regulatory standards in 2010. ... ...read on
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