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health1 year ago

E. Coli Outbreak Linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders and Onions

A Colorado man, JC Smith, died from an E. coli infection linked to an outbreak at McDonald's, where contaminated onions from Taylor Farms were identified as the source. The outbreak affected 13 states, resulting in 90 cases, 27 hospitalizations, and one death. McDonald's temporarily removed Quarter Pounders from some locations and reintroduced them without onions. Smith's family, who frequently ate at McDonald's, expressed anger and concern over the incident, while McDonald's apologized and pledged to ensure food safety.

health-food-safety1 year ago

"Fatal Outbreak: Undercooked Morel Mushrooms Claim Lives in Montana"

A deadly outbreak in Montana led to 51 people falling ill and two deaths after consuming undercooked morel mushrooms at a sushi restaurant. CDC investigators found that the toxins in the undercooked edible wild mushrooms caused severe gastrointestinal distress, with a dose-response relationship identified. The outbreak was linked to a special sushi roll with salmon and morels, and it was discovered that cooking the mushrooms thoroughly is crucial to reduce toxin levels and prevent illness.

health1 year ago

"Raw Cheese E. coli Outbreak Sickens Dozens in Multistate Investigation"

The FDA and CDC are investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to raw cheddar cheese from Raw Farm LLC, potentially affecting 10 people across four states. The outbreak has led to hospitalizations and a product recall. Consumers are advised to discard any Raw Farm-brand raw cheddar cheese and seek medical attention if they experience symptoms of E. coli infection. Raw milk and raw cheese, which are made from unpasteurized milk, are known to carry harmful bacteria and are subject to regulations in the United States.

health1 year ago

"Gastrointestinal Outbreak Strikes Luxury Cruise Ship Bound for Hawaii"

A mystery gastrointestinal illness has affected 154 passengers aboard the Queen Victoria cruise ship, with symptoms including vomiting and diarrhea. The U.S. CDC is investigating the outbreak, which has occurred during the ship's journey from Fort Lauderdale to Honolulu. The cause of the illness is still unknown, and Cunard Cruise Line is implementing protocols to address the situation.