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Scarlet fever outbreak in Hong Kong now ‘an epidemic’

Hong Kong - A scarlet fever outbreak in Hong Kong, thought to be a mutant strain resistant to antibiotics, claimed the life of a second child on Tuesday and health officials there state they are dealing with “an epidemic.”

In the Media by Lynn Herrmann - 1 comment

Did Strep Throat Kill Mozart?

Many theories abound concerning the mysterious death of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at the age of 35. A new Dutch study suggests that he may have died from complications arising from strep throat. Read on even though the truth may still escape you.

In the Media by M Dee Dubroff - 4 comments

Scarlet Fever Is Back In Record Numbers In The UK

It's back with a vengeance. Scarlet Fever, the unwritten star of The Velveteen Rabbit has reemerged in the UK with a record 3,000 cases last year.

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As temperatures plummet, the Dutch are gripped by ice fever

SA apology over yellow fever row

South Africa apologises for the deportation of Nigerians over suspicions their yellow fever certificates were fake - a move Abuja had said was "xenophobic".

VIDEO: Queues as lottery fever grips US

Americans gripped by lottery fever ahead of the record draw with the jackpot of more than $500million have been buying tickets around the country.

Burmese savour taste of democracy

Burma gets a taste of election campaign fever

Spring fever in the eurozone

Despite lull, eurozone financial crisis is not over yet