The Appellate Division, First Department of the New York Supreme Court, has ruled that an E coli victim’s lawsuit against the Chopt Creative Salad Co. LLC may go forward.
The nine-year-old legal action by Plaintiff-Respondent Alison Goldman named the Chopt Creative Salad Company as the Defendant-Appellant in the Bronx court
Continue Reading E. coli Victim’s lawsuit goes forward after win in NY’s appeals court
The patient count from E. coli infections associated with a San Diego restaurant has risen to 35, according to county health officials.
At least 10 of the patients, including four children, have required hospitalization after eating at Miguel’s Cocina in San Diego’s 4S Ranch neighborhood. The restaurant had been closed
Continue Reading At least 35 people confirmed sick in E. coli outbreak linked to San Diego restaurant
An outbreak of hundreds of E. Coli infections traced to a kitchen serving daycare centers in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, has been declared over. The kitchen remains closed until further notice.
The outbreak was declared on Sept. 4, and 11 daycare centers and the central kitchen serving them were closed. All
Continue Reading Officials declare daycare E. coli outbreak over; kitchen not allowed to reopen
The number of children who suffered a potentially fatal complication of E. coli infection in France reached a record high in 2022, influenced by the Nestlé pizza outbreak, according to statistics recently released.
Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), which can be a complication of E. coli infection, is a type of kidney
Continue Reading Nestlé outbreak drives record HUS high in France
San Diego County officials are reporting more patients with E. Coli infections traced to Miguel’s Cocina in 4S Ranch restaurant.
Now, 17 patients have been confirmed with seven people, including four children, being hospitalized. As of Oct. 24 there were 13 patients confirmed. The patients range in age from 6
Continue Reading More sick people identified in E. coli outbreak traced to San Diego restaurant
Overnight, more patients were lab-confirmed as being infected with E. coli, bringing the total to 264 people infected in an outbreak linked to daycare centers in Calgary, Canada.
A total of 37 outbreak patients have required hospitalization, and 25 remain hospitalized. Of those remaining in the hospital, 22 have been
Continue Reading More than 260 patients in daycare outbreak; inspectors find roaches in kitchen
A new report describes how raw, unpasteurized milk in Tennessee likely caused infections in people, including infants, one of whom developed kidney failure.
The report from the Center for Infectious Disease Research & Policy (CIDRAP) discusses two babies who developed E. Coli infections after being fed raw milk from a
Continue Reading Researchers say raw milk infected people in Tennessee; one baby developed kidney failure
Italy and France have reported updated statistics on a potentially fatal complication of E. coli infection.
The complication, hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS) is a type of kidney failure that can result in lifelong, serious health problems and death.
Italian data is from the start of September 2020 to the end
Continue Reading HUS reports down in Italy but stable in France; some linked to raw milk
The Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) has completed a final report on last May’s Shiga-toxin E. coli outbreak in a Jackson County childcare facility. Pursuant to Iowa Open Records law, IDPH has shared its findings with Food Safety News
The onset of the E. coli illnesses occurred from May
Continue Reading IDHP final report on Jackson County Shiga-toxin E. Coli / HUS cases
The Maquoketa, IA, Sentinal Press, today is reporting the first news since about June 8 about three children in Jackson County with E. coli infections.
While families of the three children shared their stories with friends and family on social media, public health officials in Iowa and Jackson County
Continue Reading Three Iowa children who were victims of HUS return home
