UK hospital investigates bug outbreak after baby dies Reuters via Yahoo! News
Doctors have discovered an outbreak of a rare bug at a neonatal ward in Norfolk in eastern England after a premature baby died, hospital officials said on Friday.
Google Bug Tracker - Unofficial WebProNews
Philipp posts about Wouter Schut, who decided that if Google was going to do such a poor job responding to users who send them emails about bugs and suggestions, he was going to create a public bug tracking database himself. While no doubt Google has an internal bug tracking system that mere mortals will never get to see, I think it is safe to assume that it: Is decentralized and divided up by
Premature babies catch new super bug Daily Telegraph
Five new-born, premature babies have been found to be carrying a strain of a hospital super bug and a sixth infant has died in the same unit.
Bug outbreak at baby ward Liverpool Echo
Five premature babies are being treated for a bug outbreak that may have contributed to the death of a baby boy.
Beloved 'SantaLand' snug at the Bug Rocky Mountain News
Now in its eighth rendition at the Bug Theatre, Gary Culig's performance of The SantaLand Diaries is approaching A Christmas Carol status. That's a good and a bad thing.
SEAN'S FEARS AS BUG BITES Daily Record
GLASGOW boss Sean Lineen fears a flu bug could wreck his side's chances of beating Edinburgh tonight. The Warriors could be without five stricken first-team regulars for the crucial Magners League clash.
Bug hits Warriors’ derby plans The Herald
Glasgow Warriors' hopes of claiming a sixth successive home win at Hughenden have been hit by a bug that has swept through the camp.
Survey Shows Britain Caught the Green Bug in 2006 Planet Ark
LONDON - Britain got the green bug in 2006, with more than half of the public saying they recycled more and thought more about protecting the environment in the past year.
Apple Bug-Hunt Begins PC World via Yahoo! News
Security researchers plan to publish daily bug reports in January.
Obesity link to gut bug balance BBC News
'Friendly' bacteria living in our digestive systems may be helping make us fatter, say scientists.
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