A total of 22 people in San Francisco fell ill in August in an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak linked to Burma Superstar, a restaurant in the Richmond neighborhood, according to an outbreak report released Monday by the San Francisco Department of Public Health. The department first received eight reports of
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Bay Area Restaurant Makes Michelin 'Value' List Despite Recent E. Coli Outbreak
Burma Superstar, a popular San Francisco restaurant that voluntarily closed over Labor Day weekend following an E. coli outbreak in mid-August, has snagged a coveted spot on the Michelin Bib Gourmand list for 2014. It was also listed for 2013. The outbreak reportedly sickened at least a dozen people,
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Burma Superstar E. Coli Outbreak: 12 Sick, 5 Hospitalized in San Francisco
The San Francisco Department of Public Health released an update on Friday to the Burma Superstar E. coli outbreak that occurred around August 16. Health officials now believe 12 people were sickened in connection to the outbreak, with 10 of them having dined at the restaurant. Of those diners, five
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Restaurant Suspected Source of San Francisco E. coli Outbreak
The San Francisco Department of Public Health is investigating a 14-person E. coli outbreak that has reportedly been linked to a popular Burmese restaurant, according to a report in the San Francisco Chronicle. 
On Friday, the Chronicle reported that public health department employees believe 9 of 14 E. coli
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