A multistate outbreak of salmonella infections is likely linked to raw oysters, according to the CDC. Dr. Leana Wen explains what to do to reduce chances of illness.
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Raw oysters tied to salmonella outbreak sickening 64 people in 22 states, CDC says
In interviews with health officials, 74% of people who became sick said they ate raw oysters in the week before their illness ...
Summer is the best time for lounging on the beach, enjoying peak seasonal produce, and using any opportunity to dine outdoors. And when we're sipping on a spritz alfresco, it's only natural to want to ...
A salmonella outbreak linked to raw oysters has infected at least 64 people in 22 states, the CDC says. Salmonella are a group of food-borne bacteria that can cause diarrhea, fever and stomach cramps ...
Is it true that raw oysters are dangerous? Many raw dishes such as steak tartare and sushi carry a risk of illness. But raw oysters “are among the riskiest foods that we consume regularly,” said ...
ATLANTA (WTOC/WCSC) — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported 64 people across 22 states have been diagnosed with the same strain of Salmonella from eating raw oysters. Three cases ...
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