Don't eat any romaine lettuce! E. coli sickens people in NJ
The CDC's alert covered all types or uses of romaine lettuce after 32 outbreaks in 11 states in October.
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The alerts issued by the New Jersey Department of Health and the CDC about the E.coli outbreak and romaine lettuce did not mention a specific source beyond product grown in Yuma, Arizona.
Trash your lettuce! E. coli outbreak in NJ traced to Arizona
The NJ Department of Health and the CDC urge you to throw away any Romaine lettuce you have including salads and salad mixes.
E. coli cases in NJ part of larger national problem, CDC says
State and federal health authorities are investigating 17 reported cases of E. coli across the country, including six in New Jersey since last month.
8 cases now included in E.Coli investigation in Central Jersey
The state Department of Health said anyone who had gotten sick after eating to see a doctor if they have severe stomach cramps, diarrhea and vomiting.
E. coli reported in 4 NJ counties — Restaurant chain to blame?
The state Department of Health is investigating six E. coli cases in at least four counties that may be connected to the same restaurant chain.
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CDC reports more recent outbreak of E. coli cases
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday it is investigating a more recent batch of E. coli cases linked to Chipotle, and that it does not know yet if they are linked to a larger outbreak that began in October.
E. coli outbreak linked to Chipotle expands to 6 states
An outbreak of E. coli linked to Chipotle that originated in the Pacific Northwest has spread south and east and has now infected people in six states.
More cases of E. coli in Washington, Oregon expected
Health officials expect the number of people sickened by an E. coli outbreak linked to Chipotle restaurants in Washington state and Oregon to grow while they investigate the cause of the infection.