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Strep A: Boy, 5, who died of infection in Britain's growing outbreak was misdiagnosed with flu - Vimarsana News

Strep A: Boy, 5, who died of infection in Britain's growing outbreak was misdiagnosed with flu

Jax Albert Jefferys, a five-year-old who attended Morelands Primary School in Waterlooville, Hampshire, died on Thursday, December 1. His parents say he was misdiagnosed with flu.

Drug watchdog warns firms against hiking prices of antibiotics amid Strep A panic - Vimarsana News

Drug watchdog warns firms against hiking prices of antibiotics amid Strep A panic

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the UK's watchdog, is investigating the price of antibiotics. Pharmacists claim they are being charged up to £19 for drugs.

Now Europe gets hit by Strep A - Vimarsana News

Now Europe gets hit by Strep A

A spike in cases 'several fold-higher than pre-pandemic levels' have been logged in France and the UK, while Spain and Sweden have also reported rises, the World Health Organization said.

Strep A: Disabled girl with symptoms left without antibiotics because pharmacies are 'out of stock' - Vimarsana News

Strep A: Disabled girl with symptoms left without antibiotics because pharmacies are 'out of stock'

Betsy Curtis, from Northumberland, who has Down's syndrome, was prescribed the drugs last Wednesday after suffering tell-tale signs of the bacterial infection for a week.

GP crisis blamed for exacerbating Strep A outbreak in Britain - Vimarsana News

GP crisis blamed for exacerbating Strep A outbreak in Britain

EXCLUSIVE: Officials have blamed Covid restrictions for interrupting the spread of Strep A bacteria and viruses, leaving more children susceptible to catching it and becoming poorly.