Mumps cases rise in Lothian
NEARLY 30 people in the Lothians fell ill from mumps last week, figures have shown.
Statistics issued by Health Protection Scotland have shown a rise in the number of cases in the area.
Twenty-eight people contracted the illness, while 26 people got food poisoning. There were 109 cases of chickenpox and three instances of scarlet fever, as well as a case whooping cough and rubella.
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