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E. coli: 4 hospitalized in Bordeaux AFP 07/07/2011 | Updated: 17:41 Comments (3) Four people remained hospitalized at the CHU of Bordeaux today after being contaminated with E.coli, a new patient being discharged from the hospital in midweek, it was learned from the Regional Health Agency (ARS ). "Four people were hospitalized today, one in intensive care whose condition is improving, particularly with respect to its renal function, and three others admitted to nephrology department whose condition is stable", it was stated in ARS .
This is the second patient with hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), which leaves the hospital this week, another person with the same syndrome is out Monday. At the height of the crisis in late June, including triggered after a fair in Bordeaux (Gironde) in which germinated seeds were consumed, a dozen people were hospitalized with bloody diarrhea or HUS cases.
A woman of 78 years, unrelated group of Bordeaux, died last week at the Bordeaux University Hospital after being infected with a rare strain of virulent and E. Coli, 0145. This is the first death known in France resulting from infection with E. coli from the wave that began in mid-June in Lille, with the origin of frozen hamburgers, where ten cases of hemolytic uremic syndrome, aged 7 months to 8 years, were identified.
The European Union agreed Tuesday to temporarily ban the import of fenugreek seeds in Egypt and withdraw from sale a lot considered the link "most likely" from poisoning by E.coli in Bordeaux and in Germany, where nearly 50 deaths were deplored.
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E.coli: the references of steaks AFP 02/07/2011 | Updated: 15:22 Comments (6) SEB and the companies have today announced the CERF reference frozen food, mostly burgers, implicated in the poisoning of children by an E. coli, to prevent their use by customers who have purchased before the withdrawal. These references are for four retail chains and are now no longer marketed, the company said SEB-CERF in a statement.
To Lidl, the French subsidiary of the German distribution, it is part of a batch of 10 brand frozen ground beef steak with Country-by date (DLC) between April 29 and May 31, 2012 inclusive, and second batch of 10 hamburgers the same brand and same DLC. Another sign, the distributor Norma, concerned with batches of 10 burgers brand Idegel with DLC at May 12, 2012. The products mentioned in these two chains are stamped health FR 02 52 448 EC.
For Auchan (the radius "self-discount"), the warning for 10 batches of ground beef brand Cergel with DLC at May 12, 2012 and packets of 30 balls with DLC at May 19, 2012. Is also concerned the store O'PORTUN Villemomble (Seine-Saint-Denis), for 10 batches of ground beef with DLC at May 12, 2012. In the case of these two brands, the products are stamped health FR 01 54 382 EC.
SEB-CERF, born from the merger of two companies, was placed in administration Monday with an observation period of six months. Eight children in the North and the Oise aged 18 months to 8 years old fell ill in June after for six of them eaten frozen burgers manufactured and distributed by SEB Lidl branded Country Steak. They were hospitalized in Lille for bloody diarrhea and kidney failure.
In addition, the wave of contamination with E. coli made its first known victim in the night with the death of a woman of 78 years in Bordeaux.
E. Coli: a patient leaves hospital AFP 29/06/2011 | Updated: 19:17 A patient of 53 years, hospitalized with bloody diarrhea in Bordeaux, was released from the hospital, while the health of the remaining nine patients, including two in serious condition was stable today, it was learned from the Regional Health Agency (LRA).
Monday admitted to the Military Hospital Robert-Piqué, the fifties was out yesterday, his condition was satisfactory, according to ARS. Of the ten people in hospital in Bordeaux last week, nine patients, aged from 31 to 78 years, were still hospitalized Wednesday, eight, all gathered at the university hospital, have a hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS). Among them, the health of both women 65 and 78 years who had experienced a breakdown yesterday was still serious today, according to the ARS. The six other patients hospitalized at University Hospital, two men and four women, are still in stable condition, they added.
As for the woman of 72 years hospitalized yesterday in gastroenterology at Robert Piqué to bloody diarrhea, she was also in a satisfactory condition, it was explained. She would have eaten sprouts June 14 in a private setting, in contrast to at least six other patients who ate sprouts sprinkled on soups, June 8 at a fair in a recreation center in Bordeaux (Bordeaux suburb ).
The cell of the National Institute of Health Surveillance (INVS) in the region leads an epidemiological investigation on this case with an exploratory survey, said the LRA, which also reports that the woman had previously experienced symptoms of bloody diarrhea.
Raw sprouts not recommended
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29/06/2011 | Updated: 14:23 Comments (8)
The French authorities recommend not to consume raw sprouts, after infection with E. coli bacteria in Bordeaux, according to a statement released today by the DGCCRF.
The National Safety had lavished the same recommendation in an interview Monday Figaro.fr.
It is a measure taken as a "preventive" said the statement from the Directorate General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control (DGCCRF), which states that "only the high temperature cooking can kill bacteria such as E. Coli. "
Biofuel-based E. coli?
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29/06/2011 | Updated: 06:33 Comments (17)
An American scientist said yesterday that the bacterium Escherichia coli, the cause of a deadly outbreak in recent weeks in Germany, could deliver within five years the biofuel commercially viable.
Several companies are working on this technology, already successfully tested in the laboratory but whose performance is still insufficient for marketing, said Jay Keasling, who heads the Institute of Bioenergy U.S. Department of Energy, during 'a forum on innovation.
The E. coli is already used to make plastics found in products sold in stores, some carpet, and even if there is nothing dangerous, companies generally do not publicly mention the rather unusual origin.
The bacteria can be dangerous, even fatal, if ingested by humans. It is responsible for an epidemic that has since died early May 48, mostly in Germany, according to the latest report available.
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E. Coli: tenth hospitalized patient AFP 28/06/2011 | Updated: 19:19 React A new person was hospitalized today in Bordeaux, bringing to ten the total number of people with bloody diarrhea or complications, said health officials, who indicated that the condition of two of them had worse.
A woman of 72 years was hospitalized in gastroenterology at the military hospital for Robert Piqué bloody diarrhea. His condition was still satisfactory. This person would have eaten sprouts June 14 in a private setting, in contrast to at least six other patients who ate sprouts soup soupoudrées on June 8 at a fair in a recreation center in Bordeaux (Gironde) .
The cell of the National Institute of Health Surveillance in the region leads an epidemiological investigation on this case with an exploratory survey, said the Regional Health Agency (LRA), which also reports that the woman had previously experienced symptoms of bloody diarrhea . In total, ten people were hospitalized, eight of which, all together at the university hospital, which have a hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS). Of these, the health of both women 65 to 78 years in intensive care has worsened, said the LRA.
The other six people, two men and four women are in stable condition. A 53 year old man admitted Monday to the military hospital, suffering from bloody diarrhea, is now in good health and be released on Tuesday evening or Wednesday, it was indicated. In addition, four patients who participated in the fair in Bordeaux last week and had symptoms of bloody diarrhea reported by physicians, are still under medical supervision.
E. Coli: two hospitalizations in Bordeaux AFP 27/06/2011 | Updated: 20:53 Comments (2) Two more people, including an attack by the bacterium Escherichia coli, were hospitalized today in Bordeaux, bringing to nine the total number of people with bloody diarrhea or complications, health officials said.
One patient, who had left the military hospital Robert Piqué last week, was again hospitalized, this time at the University Hospital of Bordeaux, after tests Monday showed he was suffering from hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) , said in a statement the Regional Health Agency (LRA) of Aquitaine. A second patient, suffering from bloody diarrhea, was admitted to the military hospital. According to preliminary results of the epidemiological investigation, the patient would not have attended the Leisure Centre Early Bègles (CLPE) which soup sprinkled with sprouts were served, resulting in the poisoning of at least six people.
The health status of the other seven patients, six women and one man, is stagnating or even better, said the LRA. Two people remain in intensive care. The most severe, that of a 78 year old woman, whose condition was still considered "severe concern" yesterday, had "stabilized" tonight. One of two patients placed in intensive care, whose condition has improved, joined the renal unit where four other patients are still hospitalized.
The Regional Health Agency also reported that four people who attended the fair in Bordeaux, were under medical supervision from their physician after presenting bloody diarrhea last week. Most patients have used it in Gironde Leisure Centre Bègles of gazpacho sprinkled with seeds bought from a store Jardiland Villenave d'Ornon. The seeds of fenugreek, mustard and arugula were sold at the store by the British company Thompson and Morgan who has bought in Italy, said Nacho Parra, director of the garden. These seeds had been brought by two employees of the recreation center for young children who have not themselves been sick, had said Friday the mayor of Begles Noël Mamère.
Sprouts, precautions
Keywords: bacteria, E. coli, food poisoning, ANSES
Fréour, Pauline
27/06/2011 | Updated: 19:26
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E. Coli: SEB in receivership AFP 27/06/2011 | Updated: 18:42 React The company SEB, which has provided Lidl frozen hamburgers implicated in the poisoning of children by an E.coli in northern France, was placed in receivership today with a period of observation of 6 months, announced the management.
Lamorlette Guy, head of the company SEB, whose sales collapsed in June after the suspected contamination of certain lots of meat, filed for bankruptcy on Monday afternoon with the Commercial Court of Chaumont, citing problems cash.
"It is a relief for employees. This prevents the wind," responded Eric Daouze, FO Officer at SEB, who now hopes to restart the activity of the company. The company, based in Saint-Dizier (Haute-Marne) and employs 140 workers, has suspended production Thursday for lack of orders.
Eight children in the North and the Oise at least 18 months to 8 years became ill in June after for six of them eaten frozen burgers manufactured and distributed by SEB Lidl branded Country Steak. They were hospitalized in Lille for bloody diarrhea and kidney failure. Three of them remained hospitalized Monday, including a boy of 2 years in a coma.
E. coli patients in stable condition AFP 27/06/2011 | Updated: 16:19 The health status of seven patients with the bacterium Escherichia coli was steady today in Bordeaux, while the seeds implicated in the contamination would come from Italy, according to store manager Jardiland where they were purchased.
The most severe, that of a 78 year old woman, whose condition was still considered "severe concern" Sunday, had "stabilized" Monday morning "rather slightly improved," said Executive Director Aquitaine Agency Regional Health, Nicole Klein.
This person, who is in intensive care and on life support, seems a "isolated case", says Klein. This is the only one of seven patients hospitalized in Bordeaux not to have attended a fair, June 8 in Bordeaux (Gironde), where the soup sprinkled with sprouts were served.
The other six patients, five women and one man, one remained in intensive care and the others were admitted to nephrology, were in stable condition without "worrying," said Ms. Klein. One of them was in intensive care the day before he could reach the renal unit, his condition is in "improvement", according to a statement of the LRA. No new cases have been reported since Sunday.
Bordeaux: stable state for a patient With Reuters 27/06/2011 | Updated: 13:11 Comments (2) The state of a septuagenarian hospitalized with six others in Bordeaux after E.coli poisoning, for which the prognosis was reserved for Sunday, has stabilized, said the Aquitaine Regional Health Agency (LRA).
"The state of the person of 78 years has leveled off since yesterday," said a statement from the LRA, which can be seen as a sign of improvement, according to a medical source.
Seven people remained hospitalized this morning at University Hospital of Bordeaux, two in intensive care. One of two people who were in intensive care has seen his condition improved and was able to reach the renal unit. Three other people in this service are in stable condition, said the LRA.
Since the warning about the infection the first signs appeared between 16 and 21 June, ten people, adults of 19-78 years, were affected to varying degrees which nine were hospitalized. Two of them were able to return home since.
"No new cases have been reported since yesterday. This is consistent with the current state of knowledge, which shows that the maximum time of onset of symptoms in case of contamination by E. coli is 15 days" said the LRA.
The latest results of bacteriological hospitalized patients, known to three people confirmed infected with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli strain O104 strain found in the context of the outbreak in Germany and has about forty dead.
Intoxication Bordeaux: Bertrand calls for vigilance
Keywords: bacteria, E. coli, food poisoning, BORDEAUX, Xavier Bertrand, SHU
lefigaro.fr
26/06/2011 | Updated: 19:45
A septuagenarian is still in a state of "concern" after being contaminated with E. coli. Research is underway to determine the origin of the microbe, the same strain as the one found in Germany.
Seven people remained hospitalized Sunday in the Bordeaux region as a result of contamination by bacteria E. coli. One of them, a woman of 78 years, is in the ICU since Saturday ...
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