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Child dies after outbreak of E. coli linked to cheese
Child dies after outbreak of E. coli linked to cheese
Health Protection Scotland insisted epidemiological investigations have identified Dunsyre Blue Cheese as "the most likely cause" of an E. coli outbreak GETTYA child has died after an outbreak of E. coli food poisoning that has been linked to a leading cheesemaker.The youngster, who has not been named, was among 20 confirmed cases of the infection in July and one of 11 to receive hospital treatment.Dunsyre Blue, the best known of all Scottish blue cheese brands, has been connected by health protection officers to the outbreak, despite evidence that some of those who fell ill had not eaten the cheese.
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Child dies in E. coli bug outbreak linked to blue cheese
Child dies in E. coli bug outbreak linked to blue cheese
Image copyright Science Photo Library Image caption The E. coli bug is found in animals' guts and can cause cramps, diarrhoea, vomiting and feverA child has died following an outbreak of the E. coli O157 bug in Scotland.The child was among 20 confirmed cases of infection - detected between 2 and 15 July - 11 of whom had received hospital treatment.Health officials are investigating possible links to Dunsyre blue cheese, which is made with unpasteurised milk.
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Child dies after E. coli outbreak linked to upmarket blue cheese
Child dies after E. coli outbreak linked to upmarket blue cheese
A child has died after becoming infected with the E.coli 0157 bug in an incident linked to an upmarket brand of blue cheese.The child was one of 20 confirmed cases of infection, 11 of whom were treated in hospital.Health officials have been investigating possible links to the popular cheese, which is made with unpasteurised milk.
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Scotland: Child dies in blue-cheese linked E. coli outbreak
Scotland: Child dies in blue-cheese linked E. coli outbreak
A child has died in an E. coli outbreak in Scotland that was linked to blue cheese, said Health Protection Scotland (HPS).The organisation led a multi-agency Incident Management Team (IMT) that had been investigating an outbreak of the same strain of E. coli.HPS said that there were 20 confirmed cases of the strain, with 11 of those needing hospital treatment at some point during the illness.
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