It was absolutely fabulous to be part of the Group A Streptococcus Focus Meeting on 29/30th October, held at London’s School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine .
It was an honour to be asked to participate and contribute to some of the already excellent work being undertaken by the team. We all benefited from working as a team to ensure the possibilities for future management of IGAS.
We’ll be sure to update you all in due course!
Individuals who have experienced traumatic injuries or undergone life-altering surgeries often face numerous physical and emotional challenges. However, thanks to the exceptional rehabilitation services provided by organizations like the Katie Piper Foundation, these...
Necrotising fasciitis is a serious condition, normally caused by a bacterial infection, that affects the soft tissue under the skin (also know as the fascia). It can be a life-threatening condition if not treated properly and promptly. Unfortunately, many people have...
On Saturday the 24th June 2023 a football Memorial Day was organised in respect of a wonderful young man Luke Abrahams who passed away on the 23rd January 2023. He passed away suddenly of necrotising fasciitis, which had started from strepA throat. Luke left...