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Colonization and transmission of Staphylococcus aureus in schools: a citizen science project

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By Katie Bellis, Frances McCullagh, Hanan McKeand, Sue Thaw
| Microbiology Research
Aggregation of children in schools has been established to be a key driver of transmission of infectious diseases. Mathematical models of transmission used to predict the impact of control measures, such as vaccination and testing, commonly depend on self-reported contact data. However, the link between self-reported social contacts and pathogen transmission has not been well described.
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The bars and restaurants planning to reopen outdoors in Swansea

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By Katie Bellis
| MSN South Africa Verified
We are hopefully only a few weeks away before we can have a pint served in a glass and a meal at a pub or restaurant outdoors in Wales. A statement from the Welsh Government last week said there will be a further review on April 22 and they have signalled further changes it intends to make at that stage if conditions allow. From April 26 outdoor attractions and outdoor hospitality can re-open, including at cafes, pubs and restaurants.
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Most popular dog breeds in Wales for adopting as demand at all-time high

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By Katie Bellis
| MSN UK Verified
People in Wales are mostly interested in adopting a Cockapoo, a new study has found. Using search data from Google, Oxbridge has revealed the most and least adopted breeds across Wales. With people spending more time at home than ever due to the pandemic, searches for dog adoption in the UK are now at an all-time high and has increased by 203% over the past year with spikes during each lockdown. It's the highest level of interest since records began in 2004.
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