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E. coli Outbreak in Canada: Leafy Greens a Possibility

Green Salad Dole Listeria

An E. coli outbreak in Canada has sickened at least 12 people. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, a specific product hasn’t been identified as the case of the illnesses, but leafy greens are considered a strong possibility. Those sickened live in: Alberta (9), Saskatchewan (1), Ontario (1), and Newfoundland and Labrador (1). The … Read more

Parents Need to Know the Signs of an E. coli Infection

Great Falls Schools Salmonella Outbreak Sickens 10 Students

Parents are responsible for their children’s health. This can sometimes feel overwhelming, but with a little knowledge you can make sure your child gets the best possible care if he gets sick. That’s why you need to know the signs of an E. coli infection. Food poisoning is quite common in the United States and around the … Read more

Keep Children Safe at Petting Zoos to Avoid HUS E. coli

HUS E. coli is a life-threatening disease that children can contract from exposure to pathogenc E. coli at petting zoos or other animal exhibits commonly visited in summer and fall by families on outings to apple orchards, pumpkin patches, festivals and fairs. The National Association of State Public Health Veterinarians sets a compendium of safety … Read more

E. coli HUS Strikes 3 Children in Hardin County, KY

Three Hardin Cty children have HUS

Three Hardin County, Ky. children are among a group of five who have been hospitalized with hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), a life-threatening complication of E.coli infections that causes kidney failure, seizure, stroke and coma. The children, who range in age from 18 months to 10 years old, are part of an outbreak that also includes one … Read more

E. coli Outbreak at Olmsted, Polk and Rice County Fairs (And Many More)

Georgia National Fair E. coli Outbreak Sickens at Least Four

An E. coli outbreak at the Rice County Fair has been linked to outbreaks at other county fairs and festivals during July including the Olmsted County Fair, the Polk County Fair and the Nashwauk 4th of July Festival. The source of the illnesses has been identified as the Zerebko Zoo Tran traveling petting zoo. Petting zoos and … Read more

E. coli O121: The Bug Behind Jimmy John’s Sprout Outbreak

Clover Sprouts E. coli O103 Hits Utah Hard With Most Illnesses of Any State

E. coli O121 is not among the most prevalent types of toxic E. coli by any means, but this pathogenic organism has been traced to two separate multi-state outbreaks of human infections studied closely by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the past 18 months. Most recently, the raw sprout E. coli … Read more

Clover Sprout E. coli Outbreak Ends, 19 in 6 States Sickened

E.coli O121 on sprouts served at Jimmy John's

An E. coli outbreak linked to raw clover sprouts served  at Jimmy John’s, Pita Pit and Daanen’s Deli has ended after sickening 19 people in six states, according to a report form the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).  Sixteen people were hospitalized. The E.coli O121 outbreak strain hit Washington state hardest with 11 cases. … Read more

CDC Mum on Restaurants Linked to E.coli Outbreak

An E.coli outbreak linked to ground beef has sickened 11 people in 4 states.

An E. coli outbreak linked to ground beef served at restaurants has sickened at least 11 people in four states, but in its first report on the investigation issued today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was mum on the names of any restaurants involved. E. coli infections in five people in Michigan, … Read more

USDA Testing Ground Beef for Salmonella; What About E. coli?

Ground Beef on Paper

On Friday, May 16, 2014, the USDA announced that they are enhancing their food safety testing program for ground beef this summer. The government says that they have safeguards in place to reduce E. coli in ground beef, but are now including tests for Salmonella every time their labs test for E. coli in samples … Read more

10 E. coli Cases in OH and MI, Are Burgers the Source of an Outbreak?

Pink Burgers

Are rare burgers the source of an E. coli outbreak in Michigan and Ohio? Lab tests have shown that cases in both states are a genetic match and health authorities in Michigan have identified ground beef as the source as all of the Michigan cases reported eating a rare hamburger at different restaurants before becoming … Read more