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Bacterial outbreak sickens 11 as officials race to find the source (opens the original)
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Health officials are investigating a new outbreak of a deadly bacteria being spread by an unknown source. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reported Friday that 11 people had been sickened by the bacteria listeria monocytogenes. However, officials have not yet been able to trace the source of the outbreak. No further information has been published about the outbreak, including the location or ages of the patients. An unknown source means Americans everywhere could be at risk of contracting
Silent epidemic spreading across the US may trigger suicidal urges (opens the original)
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Whenever Asher Berglin met someone new, he liked to introduce himself with the same cheerful fact. 'Hi, I'm Asher. Asher means happy,' he'd say with a grin. And, according to his mother, Jill, the name couldn't have been more fitting. Asher was energetic, often outspoken and intensely curious. He loved school, signed up for a host of extracurricular activities and was always eager to learn something new. But in summer 2024, when Asher was 13, that began to change – with alarming speed. It happen
Measles cases surge past 3,600 as a quarter are recorded in one state (opens the original)
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More than 3,600 measles cases have been recorded in the US so far this year, the highest tally in more than three decades. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show 3,659 measles infections have been registered nationwide to date. It is the most since 1991 and 60 percent more than the last year when 2,289 cases were recorded. Pennsylvania is the hardest-hit state, recording 850 cases, nearly a quarter of the national total, and four deaths. Cases have now been reported
Fifth person dies from flesh-eating bacteria in Florida (opens the original)
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A fifth person has died in Florida after suffering from an infection with a deadly flesh-eating bacteria that lurks in warm coastal waters, health officials say. The individual was between 50 and 54 years old and lived in Pinellas County, which is part of the Tampa metropolitan area. They were diagnosed with Vibrio vulnificus, a pathogen in warm seawater that can enter the body through open wounds, such as cuts or scrapes, triggering a potentially life-threatening infection or amputation. The fa
Urgent recall for more than 2,300 pounds of frozen pork sausages (opens the original)
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More than 2,300lbs of breakfast sausages have been recalled over fears they may contain a foreign material that could cause cuts or choking. Illinois-based food manufacturer Fontanini Foods LLC issued the alert for 2,320lbs of its frozen pork breakfast sausages, called 'Fontanini PORK SAUSAGE LINKS,' after finding the sausages may contain 'clear, hard plastic.' The company discovered the problem after receiving complaints from two customers who reported finding plastic in the product. The sausag
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