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Monkeypox case confirmed in UK as patient in isolation receiving treatment

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) confirmed it is believed the patient contracted the rare viral infection from Nigeria, which is where they were before coming to the UK.

Daily Record

Monkeypox: Patient in UK diagnosed with rare virus

Rare viral infection does not spread easily between people, experts say

The Independent UK

Health chiefs investigating if dogs are the cause of mysterious hepatitis outbreak

The UK Health Security Agency is investigating why 163 cases have been detected in the UK since January and said the 'significance of this finding is being explored'

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Covid: Doctor warns Omicron XE variant appears to linger for longer than previous strains

According to the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), there were 1,371 cases of the variant on April 29, an increase of 77 on April 20

Evening Standard

More UK child hepatitis cases reported as expert answers parents' questions

The latest report shows a total of 145 hepatitis cases in UK children.

Daily Record

76 cases now linked to Kinder Egg salmonella outbreak - most are children under five

Investigation continues by The UK Health Security Agency

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How long are you infectious with Covid? The incubation period explained

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UK health agency to cut 800 jobs and halt routine Covid testing

Exclusive: ‘Alarming’ cuts by UK Health Security Agency could cost lives, public health experts warn

The Guardian - UK

Hepatitis rising among children and it could be down to Covid pandemic

There has been a sharp increase in severe hepatitis cases among children under ten in the UK over recent months. The UK Health Security Agency has been informed of 74 cases since January 2022, with 49 of these in England, 13 in Scotland and the remai

Wales Online

Mysterious hepatitis outbreak sees more than 100 children affected

A number of children have needed liver transplants

Wales Online

Number of cases of hepatitis in children being investigated rises to 108

The UK Health Security Agency said a further 34 cases had been identified.

The Independent UK

Hepatitis cases are increasing among children in the UK – could COVID have a role to play?

The Conversation

Food Standards Agency issue reminder not to eat range of Kinder products this Easter

Consumers are being reminded that certain ranges of Kinder Egg products and Schoko-Bons should not be eaten

Bristol Post

Covid investigated as possible cause of surge in hepatitis cases in children

UK officials are investigating 74 cases of hepatitis in children and parents have been warned to look out for symptoms - including including colds, vomiting and diarrhoea

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All the Kinder products that have been recalled by Ferrero amid salmonella outbreak

Kinder Surprise, Kinder Mini Eggs, Kinder Surprise 100g and Kinder Schokobons have all been impacted

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What we know about COVID-19 variant XE

XE may be more contagious than BA.2 — but its spike protein isn't different. Here's why that's a good thing

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More Kinder salmonella cases confirmed in UK

The UK Health Security Agency has issued an update today

Evening Standard

Salmonella outbreak linked to Kinder eggs caused by bad milk, say EU officials

An outbreak of salmonella linked to Kinder eggs could have been caused by bad buttermilk in a Belgian factory, said European health officials on Tuesday.

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Daily Record

Health chiefs issue hepatitis alert to Scots parents after 13 children catch bug in mystery outbreak

The UK Health Security Agency said it is examining a total of 74 cases across the UK and have urged the public to be on the look out for signs of the infection including jaundice.

Daily Record

Kinder factory shut down as more chocolates are recalled in the UK amid salmonella fears

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) say that 67 people in the UK are known to have been infected with salmonella linked to the chocolates.

The Independent UK

How long is Omicron’s incubation period? How it differs from Delta and other Covid variants

New strain thought to develop in sufferers at faster pace than original coronavirus

The Guardian - UK

Ferrero extends recall of Kinder products due to salmonella cases

All Kinder products manufactured in the Arlon site in Belgium since June are now part of the recall

Manchester Evening News

Recall of Kinder products extended amid concerns over salmonella

67 people in the UK are known to have been infected with the disease in the outbreak linked to the treats

Nottingham Post

Kinder Surprise salmonella recall extended to more products

The UK Health Security Agency said on Wednesday that 63 people in the UK, mostly young children, are known to have infected

Glasgow Live

Hundreds of Glasgow covid lab workers facing axe due to 'lack of funding'

Glasgow University has entered into a formal 45-day consultation period on redundancies for 700 workers at Glasgow's Lighthouse Lab which is facing closure as soon as next month.

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