Article: 12 children struck down with E.coli; OUTBREAK: Farm closed in disease scare.

Article: Ruddle enters Surrey hospital
The Scotsman;  August 16, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... therapy or substance abuse programme was made available for him, despite a diagnosis that he needed them. However, the Surrey hospital may offer different treatment to alleviate his condition. A spokeswoman for the Department of Health said that she could ...

Article: Winter vomiting virus forces Surrey hospital to ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  February 1, 2006 ;     342 words ... ... at the hospital have been struck down by clostridium difficile toxin, which causes chronic diarrhoea. Managers at the Surrey hospital have urged visitors, especially children, to keep trips to a minimum. All non-emergency surgery has been postponed ...

Article: MRSA figures released for East Surrey Hospital.
Crawley Observer (Crawley, England);  May 27, 2008 ;     647 words ...EAST SURREY Hospital failed to meet targets to reduce cases of potentially fatal superbug MRSA - despite introducing new hygiene measures. Between ...

Article: Racing: Lee Newman was taken to East Surrey ...
The Independent - London;  March 29, 2001 ;     277 words ...Lee Newman, the champion apprentice jockey, was taken to East Surrey Hospital in Redhill yesterday after being thrown from his mount, Jepaje. But his injuries were not thought to be serious. Jockey Club ...

Article: THE first Northern Ireland person to die from swine flu was ...
Belfast Telegraph;  August 22, 2009 ;     405 words ... ... the Royal Artillery, who came from Coleraine, was the first UK serviceman to die from the virus. He passed away in a Surrey hospital two weeks after falling sick. He was the 28th person known to have died of swine flu in England. Eighteen-year-old ...

Article: Dirty and demoralised; DAY TWO OF OUR INVESTIGATION INTO THE ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  May 5, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Byline: TASHA KOSVINER THE clinic sister tugs impatiently at the hem of her tunic. It's lunchtime and there are at least 20 people waiting to be seen. "No, you can't have a nurse escort," she snaps at me. "There's only three nurses on the ward and they're busy. You'll have to take him by yourself.

Article: World super germ 'born in Guildford' Scientists trace antibiotic- ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  August 26, 2001 ;     700+ words ...THE MUTANT "superbug" that has killed thousands of hospital patients worldwide originated in Guildford, say American scientists. A New York research team has traced the first two people known to have caught the MRSA bug, which is resistant to standard antibiotics, to a hospital in the Surrey town.