CDC: Romaine lettuce linked to E.coli outbreak, 1 in CT infected (WTNH) – Just days before Thanksgiving, the CDC is advising that U.S. consumers stay away from romaine lettuce following an E.colioutbreak. On Tuesday, the CDC said any romaine lettuce should not be eaten, and retailers …
More than 200 people in 36 states reportedly became ill after consuming romaine lettuce tainted with E. coli bacteria.Twenty-seven people suffered from kidney failure.Five people died in Arkansas, California, Minnesota and New York. https://weather.com/health/news/2018-06-29-e-coli-romaine-lettuce-outbreak-infected-irrigation-water-arizona Do people not wash there food …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rkivjhlo_vg Editor’s note: A spokeswoman for the CDC confirmed for Food Safety News on Jan. 3 that one person has died in the U.S., five have been admitted to hospitals and two have developed kidney failure because of HUS as …