More cases, hospitalizations reported in McDonald's-linked E coli outbreak
The outbreak of E coli O157:H7 has now affected people in 13 states, up from 10, with 22 people now hospitalized and 2 people diagnosed with hemolytic uremic syndrome, a serious condition that can cause kidney failure. One death was previously reported in an older adult in Colorado, which has reported the most cases (26).
Why McDonald’s E. coli outbreak could be a sign of more to come
Food safety experts told Popular Science this uptick in deadly food safety blunders may stem from a chaotic mix of complicated global supply chains, regulatory sluggishness, and shifting appetites for bacteria-prone pre-prepared foods.
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