Two children in Lanarkshire suffer from E.coli O1579th December 2013 |
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9th December 2013
The Herald newspaper in Scotland reported in an article on Friday 6th December 2013 edition that two children both under 5 years old, had become infected with the bacterium E.coli 0157. One child was receiving hosiptal treatme... ...read on
20th October 2013
HUSH has submitted the following consultation responses, to the FSA's review of Power of Entry 11-10-2013 to the FSA's Consultation on THE FOOD SAFETY AND HYGIENE (ENGLAND) REGULATIONS 2013 - 13-10-2013. These can be found by click... ...read on
5th October 2013
HUSH and its members have been very supportive of our efforts to persuade NHS England to provide the drug eculizumab to those aHUS patients who need it. Our petitions etc have just recently brought about an interim policy by NHS England to make eculizumab ... ...read on
21st September 2013
Research by Scientists have indicated that a vaccine given to cattle could reduce the number of cases by nearly 85%. Although one the vaccine manufactures claim to have a success rate of reducing the bacterium by up to 73%, scientist believe the overall benefits ... ...read on
1st September 2013
HUSH have been contacted by Stephen Bath, the assistant producer from a company called 'betty' who make 'The Food Inspectors' programme for BBC Television. They wish to talk to any HUSH member who has suffered from the bacterium E.... ...read on
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