Published 17 days ago

Seven children die from bacterial infection at Trinidad hospital

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By Curtis Williams HOUSTON (Reuters) -Seven children have died in four days from a bacterial infection at Trinidad’s Port of Spain General Hospital, said the island’s health authorities. The Port of Spain General Hospital is the main health care facility in the island’s capital. The outbreak occurred at the neonatal intensive care unit of the hospital, according to a release from the country’s North West Regional Health Authority (NWRHA), respon…

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The Straits Times

Seven children die from bacterial infection at Trinidad hospital

HOUSTON - Seven children have died in four days from a bacterial infection at Trinidad's Port of Spain General Hospital, said the island's health authorities. Read more at straitstimes.com.

17 days ago·Singapore

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Spiegel

Trinidad: Seven children die of bacterial infection in hospital

Laboratory tests revealed that there were three pathogens at the station: Several premature babies died in a clinic on the island of Trinidad within a few days. The outbreak is now expected to be contained.

17 days ago·Germany

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WTVB

Seven children die from bacterial infection at Trinidad hospital

17 days ago

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NationNews

Bacterial infection kills seven babies in Trinidad

PORT OF SPAIN – Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh Friday confirmed that at least seven babies had died at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of the Port of Spain General Hospital (PoSGH) earlier this month as a result of a bacterial outbreak. “With a heavy heart and on behalf of the government and people of Trinidad and Tobago, I stand before you today to confirm the sad news of the deaths of seven premature babies at the Neonatal Intensi…

17 days ago·Barbados

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