Salmonella Strain from Recalled Eggs Causes Widespread Health Alerts
Salmonella Outbreak Overview
Salmonella outbreaks have recently raised concerns among health officials following a major recall of eggs by Milo's Poultry Farms LLC. This brand, sold to restaurants and stores in states including Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin, has been linked to over 60 salmonella cases.
Reported Cases and Health Impacts
As reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), illnesses connected to this salmonella strain have emerged in six additional states: California, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Utah, and Virginia. Of the 65 reported illnesses, 24 have required hospitalization, with Wisconsin reporting the highest case count at 42.
State by State Breakdown
- Wisconsin: 42 cases
- Illinois: 11 cases
- Other states: Fewer cases reported
The CDC emphasizes the importance of safe food practices to prevent further infections.
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