When we first heard there was something going on with fully cooked crackling pork, we thought that it must have something to do with the Farm Bill. But, no, it seems it’s about a small recall of 1,100 pounds of crackling pork.
The U.S. Food Safety and Inspection Service said the pork was produced on
Five employees of a Mexican restaurant in Norwalk, Ohio have tested positive for the rare S. Muenchen type of Salmonella. It’s match with at least 29 customers of the Casta Fiesta restaurant who also became sick. Another seven customers also contracted a less rare type of Salmonella.
‘We do not suspect that the salmonella is
This is a first. Dry dog food did cause a Salmonella outbreak in humans. That according to today’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Further, dry dog food may be an under-recognized source of illness in people, especially small children, according to the CDC report.
Here’s some
"Salmonella outbreak plagues University" headlines today’s story by Jack Ackerman in The Daily Princetonian.
Since we first reported on students and staff getting sick at Princeton Univesity, the only thing that has changed is the rising numbers. The latest totals are 16 confirmed salmonella infections, 15 students and one staff member. Lab reports from stool
Ohio Health officials are working to identify the source of a salmonella scare that sent 10 people to the hospital last week in Norwalk. However, The common thread linking the 10 victims together is that they all ate at Casa Fiesta, 196 Milan Avenue in Norwalk on April 24. That restaurant voluntarily closed its doors
We hear there’s been some salmonella activity on PulseNet during the last few days, and now comes this report of an outbreak at Princeton University where everyone who needs an excuse for delaying a final exam probably now has one.
The University reports that up to 60 students have come down with some sort of