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Friday, August 19, 2016

Pseudomonas bacteria in the water pipes at Maryland hospital - Story : fox5dc





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Pseudomonas bacteria in the water pipes at Maryland hospital - Story

Pseudomonas bacteria in the water pipes at Maryland hospital - Story
Pseudomonas bacteria in the water pipes at Maryland hospital - Story
Pseudomonas bacteria in the water pipes at Maryland hospital News Pseudomonas bacteria in the water pipes at Maryland hospital Officials from the Prince George's Hospital Center say the presence of the bacteria Pseudomonas is in the pipes and in the neonatal intensive care unit.- Officials from the Prince George's Hospital Center say the presence of the bacteria Pseudomonas is in the pipes and in the neonatal intensive care unit.The bacterium was first found Aug. 9 in the water pipes after two newborns died.


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Boil advisory issued for High Point, Jamestown after E.coli bacteria found in water supply

Boil advisory issued for High Point, Jamestown after E.coli bacteria found in water supply
Boil advisory issued for High Point, Jamestown after E.coli bacteria found in water supply
Please enable Javascript to watch this videoHIGH POINT, N.C. -- E.coli/Fecal coliform bacteria has been found in High Point's water supply and a boil advisory has been issued for High Point and Jamestown.North Carolina officials ask residents to boil all water used for consumption or use bottled water.They advise against consumption by drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and food preparation.


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Tap water bacteria found in New Zealand woman who died

Tap water bacteria found in New Zealand woman who died
Tap water bacteria found in New Zealand woman who died
Tests in New Zealand confirmed an elderly woman who died last week was suffering from the type of bacteria that tainted local tap water and sickened thousands of people in a small North Island town, officials said Friday.Coroner Peter Ryan announced he had opened an investigation into the death of the 89-year-old woman in Havelock North.He said an autopsy revealed she had other health problems and it will take further testing to determine if the tainted water was a cause in her death.


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