A rapidly growing Salmonella outbreak that has already sickened hundreds of people, but no source has been found.
Nearly two dozen states have been hit by a rapidly growing Salmonella outbreak that has already sickened hundreds of people.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday announced an additional 87 illnesses have been reported and 8 new states have been affected by the outbreakThough outbreaks of the bacteria can usually be traced back to a food source, no specific food, grocery store, or restaurant has yet been linked to the outbreak. Health officials are interviewing and asking those who have become ill about the foods they ate.
As of Friday's update, there are 212 reported cases spread over 23 states. While 31 people have been hospitalized, no deaths have yet been reported. Reported cases span the nation, from California to Maine. Oregon and Utah are the hardest hit states,If you have symptoms, the CDC advises you to contact your healthcare provider, write down what you ate the week before you became sick and contact the local health department.
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