There has been a suspected norovirus outbreak at the athletes' village with the Glasgow Commonwealth Games just round the corner, and is reportedly being sorted.
New Pathogenic and Protective Microbes Associated With Severe Diarrhea Discovered
Microorganisms that may trigger diarrheal disease and others that may protect against it have been discovered by scientists. These microbes were not widely linked to the condition previously.
Microorganisms that may trigger diarrheal disease and others that may protect against it have been discovered by scientists. These microbes were not widely linked to the condition previously.
Grevemberg said that the health and safety is top priority, adding that they are in control of the situation and it is all being sorted, things are looking great.
The opening ceremony for the 2014 Games will take place on Wednesday, with the action getting under way on Thursday.
Hospitals' Infectious Diarrhea Prevention Efforts Is The Priority Of New Expert Guidelines
New expert guidance encourages healthcare institutions to implement and prioritize prevention efforts for infectious diarrhea, suggesting MRSA as the most common bacteria causing infections.
New expert guidance encourages healthcare institutions to implement and prioritize prevention efforts for infectious diarrhea, suggesting MRSA as the most common bacteria causing infections.
Closing Gap in Diarrhea Care of African Children Could Save 20,000 Lives, Says Research
Results from the first-ever, large-scale study of child diarrhea treatment practices in sub-Saharan Africa.
Results from the first-ever, large-scale study of child diarrhea treatment practices in sub-Saharan Africa.
1 in 4 Healthcare Workers' Hands Contaminated by Infection Diarrhea Germs: Study
Nearly one in four healthcare workers' hands were contaminated with Clostridium difficile spores after routine care of patients infected with bacteria, finds a new study.
Nearly one in four healthcare workers' hands were contaminated with Clostridium difficile spores after routine care of patients infected with bacteria, finds a new study.
