the deaths of a number of children from strep a infections in recent weeks has received a lot of coverage on bbc news outlets this week. parents who are concerned about their children having symptoms such as a high temperature, sore throat, a rash and muscle aches can consult their gp to see if antibiotics are required. that s because the disease is caused by bacteria. this was clive myrie reading part of a bbc story about strep a on the news at ten. downing street is urging parents to be on the lookout for symptoms but says the nhs is well prepared. john burton, who is a retired doctor, wrote in from thornhill in dumfries and galloway. he d been watching that coverage and thought we were showing the wrong pictures. he informed us that not all bacteria look the same under the microscope. the video animation of multiplying bacteria on bbc news programmes appears to show a rod shaped bacterium. the streptococcus is near spherical as the meaning of its name indicates. thank you, dr
about their children having symptoms such as a high temperature, sore throat, a rash and muscle aches can consult their gp to see if antibiotics are required. that s because the disease is caused by bacteria. this was clive myrie reading part of a bbc story about strep a on the news at ten. downing street is urging parents to be on the lookout for symptoms but says the nhs is well prepared. john burton, who is a retired doctor, wrote in from thornhill in dumfries and galloway. he d been watching that coverage and thought we were showing the wrong pictures. he informed us that not all bacteria look the same under the microscope. the video animation of multiplying bacteria on bbc news programmes appears to show a rod shaped bacterium. the streptococcus is near spherical as the meaning of its name indicates. thank you, dr burton, for letting us know. and we ve passed that information on. now to the perennial complaint about football taking over news. the end is in sight.
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i admire him. i do root for him in the abstract. i like the way he goes to the basket as well as the way he shoots the threes. but he s so influential. and this very morning, john, i got an email from a local youth coach saying he s reading part of my column to his kids because all they see is kids, 8, 9, 10-year-olds cranking up threes and that s not the way to play basketball. you finished your column by saying get off my also. i prooappreciate it very much. thank you. i was there. i was there. i read your story. thanks so much for being with us, bob. all right. this just in, former first lady melania trump says she is launching an nft titled ma lawn why s melania s vision. her office says the nft is a water color that will cost $150 and include an audio recording
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