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Cheshire Medical Center cyclosporiasis outbreak declared over - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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A local outbreak of a diarrhea-causing parasitic infection linked to tainted lettuce served at Cheshire Medical Center earlier this summer is over, a Dartmouth Health spokesperson said Wednesday. The news comes as the Keene hospital has reported no new cases for the second straight week. The hospital’s total number of cyclosporiasis cases still stands at 34, 21 of which involved employees. Twenty-eight cases were linked to contaminated Taylor Farms lettuce from the hospital salad bar, the spokes
Is it safe to eat lettuce? Expert answers questions. - Monadnock Ledger-Transcript (opens the original)
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As the rate of new cyclosporiasis cases slows in New Hampshire and nationally, consumers who avoided leafy greens for fear of explosive diarrhea may be asking: Is it OK to eat lettuce again? The answer is probably, a food safety expert from Tufts Medical Center in Boston said Tuesday. Contaminated iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms, linked to many cases nationally and locally, has been recalled and is no longer available on grocery shelves or in restaurants. But people can still get sick from oth
Cheshire Medical Center cyclosporiasis outbreak declared over - Valley News (opens the original)
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A local outbreak of a diarrhea-causing parasitic infection linked to tainted lettuce served at Cheshire Medical Center earlier this summer is over, a Dartmouth Health spokesperson said Wednesday. The news comes as the Keene, N.H., hospital has reported no new cases for the second straight week. The hospital’s total number of cyclosporiasis cases still stands at 34, 21 of which involved employees. Twenty-eight cases were linked to contaminated Taylor Farms lettuce from the hospital salad bar, the
Is it safe to eat lettuce? Expert answers questions. - Valley News (opens the original)
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As the rate of new cyclosporiasis cases slows in New Hampshire and nationally, consumers who avoided leafy greens for fear of explosive diarrhea may be asking: Is it OK to eat lettuce again? The answer is probably, a food safety expert from Tufts Medical Center in Boston said Tuesday. Contaminated iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms, linked to many cases nationally and locally, has been recalled and is no longer available on grocery shelves or in restaurants. But people can still get sick from oth
Black Hawk helicopter rescues hiker on Mount Monadnock - Valley News (opens the original)
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JAFFREY — A Black Hawk helicopter from the N.H. Army National Guard was deployed to Mount Monadnock Friday to rescue a hiker in distress, N.H. Fish and Game said. First responders were called to Mount Monadnock near the upper junction of white dot and white cross trails around 1:20 p.m., the agency said in a Friday evening news release. The hiker, Thomas LaValley, 49, of Carlisle, Pa., had what officials believed was a life-threatening medical emergency, Fish and Game said. A nearby park ranger
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