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In. 13 children under 15 have died in. 13 children under 15 have died in england since september. two other deaths of children have been recorded in belfast and wales. that takes the total across the united kingdom to 15. group a strep bacteria can cause many different infections ranging from minor illnesses to deadly diseases. the total now in terms of deaths from strep a has reached 15 in the uk. freezing conditions across the uk have triggered cold weather payments made by the government to those on the lowest incomes in some areas. the payments are issued when the weather is cold enough to...

Data shows the Isle of Wight is currently suffering higher infection rates of scarlet fever than anywhere else in the UK

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EXCLUSIVE: Dr Nicole Robb, a virologist at the University of Oxford, told MailOnline that lateral flow tests should be rolled out to detect Strep A infections earlier.