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Newborns are up to 10 TIMES more at risk from common bug than previously thought, study warns - Vimarsana News

Newborns are up to 10 TIMES more at risk from common bug than previously thought, study warns

Researchers and NHS medics from Cambridge found as many as one in 200 babies need care for a Group B strep they caught from their mothers during birth, far higher than official health service estimates.

EMILY PRESCOTT: Top model Erin O'Connor splits from the lover she met on a blind date - Vimarsana News

EMILY PRESCOTT: Top model Erin O'Connor splits from the lover she met on a blind date

EMILY PRESCOTT: It seems supermodel Erin O'Connor can't catch a break - as I can reveal that she has split up with her long-time partner, Steve Gibson.

Girl, 4, loses both legs and five fingers after severe infection leaves her in coma - Vimarsana News

Girl, 4, loses both legs and five fingers after severe infection leaves her in coma

Aiyla Mota, from Hillingdon, north west London, was just two days from first showing symptoms of strep A when she fell ill - the four-year-old is now undergoing physiotherapy

One dose of antibiotics a year 'raises risk of sepsis by 70pc' - Vimarsana News

One dose of antibiotics a year 'raises risk of sepsis by 70pc'

Scientists say exposure to the tablets and ‘adverse effects on the beneficial bacteria in the gut could lead to increased risk of infection’

Vaccine hope for common but deadly infection with major new trial launched in UK - Vimarsana News

Vaccine hope for common but deadly infection with major new trial launched in UK

British scientists have started a pioneering trial to find a vaccine for Group A Strep, which can lead to deadly diseases including meningitis, using a new technique