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CDC Investigating Multistate Outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 Infections

E. coli Outbreak CDC 41018

A multistate outbreak of E. coli O157:H7 infections is being investigated by the CDC, several states, the FDA, and the USDA. This is a continuation of the outbreak that started in New Jersey and was reported on by the New Jersey Department of Health. Earlier this week, the NJDOH reported that seven people were sick … Read more

New Jersey Updates E. coli Outbreak That May Be Linked to a Restaurant Chain

Six Active Investigations on FDA's CORE Outbreak Table

The E. coli outbreak in New Jersey has been updated by the New Jersey Department of Health. Eight people living in four counties in that state have been diagnosed with E. coli infections. Those counties are Hunterdon (4 patients), Warren (1 patient), Middlesex (1 patient) and Somerset (2 patients.) There is a “possible association with … Read more

New Jersey Officials Investigating Panera Breads as Possible E. coli Source

Almost 70 Rockwood Summit Students, Parents Sick With E. coli

According to news reports, officials in New Jersey are “investigating a cluster of E. coli cases” that may be associated with “local Panera Breads,” according to Sarah Perramant, public health epidemiologist in Warren County. This was reported by NJ.com yesterday afternoon. It’s important to note that the cluster of E. coli illnesses in that state has … Read more

Possible E. coli Outbreak in New Jersey May be Linked to Unnamed Restaurant Chain

Three Mystery E. coli Outbreaks in Iowa, Kentucky, and Oregon Unsolved

An E. coli outbreak that has sickened six people in four counties may be linked to a restaurant chain, according to news reports. The Health Department reportedly said that those six patients live in Hunterdon, Middlesex, Somersest, and Warren counties. There is no information about this potential E. coli outbreak on any of the New … Read more

New York, Rhode Island, New Jersey Warn Against Udder Milk Brucella Risk

PA Ag Department Searches Amos Miller Farm After illnesses

The state health departments of New York, Rhode Island, and New Jersey are all warning consumers about the possibility of Udder Milk Brucella contamination in raw milk. A New Jersey woman has been diagnosed with an antibiotic-resistant Brucella infection after her “reported purchase” of raw milk from Udder Milk. It is illegal to sell raw … Read more

FDA Warns Consumers About Possible Brucella Risks in Raw Milk Sold by Udder Milk in NJ NY CT RI

Meadow View Jerseys Raw Milk Campylobacter Outbreak

The FDA is warning consumers who purchased raw milk from Udder Milk Co-Op that they may have been exposed to the RB51 strain of Brucella abortus, a pathogenic bacteria that can cause serious illness. A woman in New Jersey who drank the company’s milk has been infected with an antibiotic-resistant strain of that bacteria. Anyone … Read more

Udder Milk in New Jersey Ordered to Stop Illegally Selling Raw Milk

Meadow View Jerseys Raw Milk Campylobacter Outbreak

Udder Milk, a home delivery company in New Jersey, has been ordered to stop illegally selling raw milk in that state by the New Jersey Department of Health (DOH). Officials were notified on October 23, 2017 that a New Jersey woman had been sickened with a Brucella infection; the strain was identified as RB51.  She … Read more

Salmonella Urbana Infections Linked to Imported Maradol Papayas

Salmonella Urbana Papaya Outbreak

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has split the large Salmonella outbreak linked to different imported Maradol papayas into four separates outbreaks. Each outbreak is inked to papayas imported from four different farms in Mexico. This outbreak, which has sickened 7 people in 3 states, was caused by Salmonella Urbana. Illnesses in this outbreak … Read more

New Jersey Hit Hard by Papaya Salmonella Outbreak

Maradol papayas

There are at least 12 people sickened with Salmonella Kiambu infections in New Jersey that are linked to imported Maradol papayas. there are at least 47 people sickened nationwide in this particular outbreak. Twelve people have been hospitalized so far, and one person died in New York City. All epidemiologic and laboratory evidence collected to … Read more