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Child dies after E.coli outbreak in Scotland linked to blue cheese

Child dies after E.coli outbreak in Scotland linked to blue cheese

Health officials said the outbreak may have been linked to blue cheese (Picture: Errington Cheese)A child has died after becoming infected with E.coli – which health officials have linked to a brand of blue cheese.The death follows an outbreak of the disease in Scotland.City worker 'raped woman as she slept under desk during office party'An incident management team (IMT) set up by Health Protection Scotland was investigating the outbreak of E.coli 0157, which infected 20 people.


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Child dies after eating blue cheese linked to E.coli outbreak

Child dies after eating blue cheese linked to E.coli outbreak

A child in Scotland has died of E.Coli after eating blue cheese, health officials have said.Twenty others who ate the same brand of Dunsyre Blue cheese, made by Lanarkshire-based Errington Cheese, were also infected.A multi-agency incident management team (IMT) chaired by Health Protection Scotland is investigating the outbreak.


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Child dies in E.coli outbreak linked to gourmet blue cheese (From Herald Scotland)

Child dies in E.coli outbreak linked to gourmet blue cheese (From Herald Scotland)

A child has died following an outbreak of the E.coli 0157 bug linked to a leading Scottish cheesemaker.The child was among 20 confirmed cases of infection, 11 of whom had received hospital treatment.Investigators had previously "confirmed a significant majority"of the 20 ate Dunsyre Blue, a mould ripened, gourmet cheese from Lanarkshire, prior to becoming unwell and before a recall of two batches of the cheese at the end of that month.


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Child dies in Scotland after E.coli outbreak linked to blue cheese

Child dies in Scotland after E.coli outbreak linked to blue cheese

A CHILD HAS died in Scotland from a strain of E.coli that also caused 11 people to be hospitalised.Twenty people in total have been affected by the E.coli strain, which has been linked to a brand of blue cheese.The country's multi-agency Incident Management Team (IMT), chaired by Health Protection Scotland, has been investigating an outbreak of the same strain of E. coli O157.