The number of hepatitis cases in children has reached nearly 200 as health bosses urged parents to continue to look out for symptoms.
Latest figures from the UK Heath Security Agency (UKHSA), looking at data up to May 16, show the total number of UK cases has risen to 197. Of those, 11 youngsters have received a liver transplant. However, there have been no deaths in the UK.
Investigations continue to suggest a link with adenovirus. This is a common virus that usually causes mild illnesses including stomach upsets and colds. Among the 197 cases, adenovirus was found in 116.