Public health risk due to contamination of in frozen green beans - collaboration effort between a poison centre, a hospital and health authorities.

Introduction: We describe a rare food contamination of organically grown frozen green beans with , also called black night shade, which were widely available in supermarkets in the Netherlands.

Case Series: To our knowledge, only three adults and one child were referred to the emergency department for observation after eating the contaminated green beans. Only minor symptoms were seen during observation.

Association of monocyte HLA-DR expression over time with secondary infection in critically ill children: a prospective observational study.

An impaired immune response could play a role in the acquisition of secondary infections in critically ill children. Human leukocyte antigen-DR expression on monocytes (mHLA-DR) has been proposed as marker to detect immunosuppression, but its potential to predict secondary infections in critically ill children is unclear. We aimed to assess the association between mHLA-DR expression at several timepoints and the change of mHLA-DR expression over time with the acquisition of secondary infections in critically ill children.