Television company seeks E.coli sufferers12th September 2012 |
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4th October 2012
The mother of a 22-month-old boy left with serious health problems after an E. coli outbreak in May at the Rose Lodge Nursery in Aboyne, Aberdeenshire, has hit out at a report... ...read on
25th September 2012
An investigation of an E.coli outbreak is currently taking place in Wales after 2 children who had visited Cantref Adventure Farm were confirmed with the infection. Two other people, who are family members of one of the infected children, have also tested positi... ...read on
21st September 2012
The number of positive cases has now risen to 8 although all 6 children and 2 adults are thought to have made a full recovery. The Health Protection Agency (HPA) is now advising parents to keep children under the age of 10 away fro... ...read on
18th September 2012
Birmingham City Council is presently working with the Health Protection Agency to investigate an outbreak of E.coli O157 that has affected 7 visitors to Sutton Park in recent weeks. At least five of these people were children under the age of 8 and 1 has been hospital... ...read on
12th September 2012
HUSH has been contacted by a television company making a programme called The Food Inspectors for BBC1 . They are looking at different types of bacteria that cause food poisoning and advising the viewer on how it can possibly be avoided. It will be a factual programme... ...read on
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