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Lothian bugs are revealed



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Published Date: 28 August 2008
GERMAN measles and whooping cough were among the unusual infections caught in the Lothians in the last week.
Statistics released by Health Protection Scotland show that one instance of each infection was registered in the area, as well as four cases of bacillary dysentery – a water-borne bug originating from developing countries.

Unusually, there were no cases of chickenpox in the Lothians, against 23 reported last week and 207 nationally this week.

NHS Lothian also moved off the top of the food poisoning league, falling behind Glasgow this week.





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1

Charles Linskaill,

Edinburgh 28/08/2008 17:33:56

It is good to hear them "bugs" have gone to ground, for a while in Lothian.

What they never mentioned was one of most notorious "bugs" going around, that of Boy wonder, who,.....

"Bugs" the pants off me!
2

Charles Linskaill,

Edinburgh 28/08/2008 17:38:24


'Aye', they never mentioned that,...

"bug",....huh,?
3

Andrew,

28/08/2008 21:39:02
These are viruses, so what about the lice and nits?
4

Andrew,

28/08/2008 21:40:54
PS or
ants in the pants,
ticks in the nick's,
or fleas round the knees?

 

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