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German authorities investigate E. coli infections involving daycare centers

By News Desk on December 1, 2020

More than 20 E. coli infections are being investigated in a German municipality.

Four day care centers in the Lützow-Lübstorf district are affected by the outbreak of E. coli O26. Lützow-Lübstorf is in Nordwestmecklenburg, in…
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Combination of diaper changing and food handling suspected in Salmonella outbreak at daycare center

By News Desk on June 6, 2019

County public health officials in Omaha, NE, have confirmed they are investigating a Salmonella outbreak at a daycare center, but they have not reported how many of the 100 children enrolled at the center are…
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Update: Two Hospitalized in E. Coli Outbreak Possibly Linked to IN Daycare

By News Desk on August 11, 2015

A spokeswoman for the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) told Food Safety News on Wednesday, Aug. 12, that there are two confirmed cases of E. coli O157:H7 and that there have also been two…
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Update: 86 Children Sickened in Alabama Outbreak, Staph Found in Daycare Food Samples

By News Desk on June 26, 2015

Baptist Medical Center Eighty-six children may have been sickened by a Staphylococcus aureus toxin found in food served at the Montgomery, AL, daycares they attended. Of those children, 30 were hospitalized and, as of Friday, two were reportedly…
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Ohio Sees Increase in Shigella Cases

By James Andrews on November 16, 2012

Ohio health officials are currently investigating hundreds of cases of Shigella infection that have cropped up in the state this year. As many as 770 cases have recently been reported in Columbus alone, the Associated …
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Salmonella Outbreak at Alabama Daycare Likely from Outside Source

By Gretchen Goetz on October 26, 2012

At least four children at an Alabama daycare contracted Salmonella infections between the end of September and middle of October. Health officials say other cases may be linked to the outbreak. Milestones Learning Center in…
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Douglas County, Nebraska Sees Spike in Shigella Cases

By News Desk on August 9, 2012

In the past three months, an unusually high number of people have contracted Shigella sonnei infections in Douglas County, Nebraska, prompting a safety warning by the local health department. Normally, the area sees about 31…
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United Kingdom Nursery Reopens after Outbreak

By Dan Flynn on September 9, 2010

Holly House nursery in Dollingstown near Lurgan is getting ready to reopen after 12 British children were infected there with E. coli O157:H7.

The source of the sometimes-deadly pathogen remains unknown.  The County Down nursery…

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WA Daycares Closed Due to E. coli Outbreak

By Laurel Curran on July 7, 2010

Three daycare centers in Ellensburg, Washington have been closed by the Kittitas County Health Department due to an outbreak of E. coli in attending children. There are eight confirmed and six suspected cases of E.

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Child Dies of E. coli Infection

By Zach Mallove on April 10, 2010

A child diagnosed with E. coli O157:H7 has died after an outbreak at a Vancouver-Portland area daycare center hospitalized four. 

  
Health officials said the first reported illness occurred on March 19. The daycare, located in…

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