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
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
According to public health officials who announced the outbreak today, a restaurant in San Diego, CA, has closed until further notice because of an E. coli outbreak among patrons.
At least 13 people have become ill with E. coli infections after eating at Miguel’s Cocina in 4S Ranch. Seven patients
Continue Reading San Diego restaurant tied to outbreak of E. coli infections; seven hospitalized
Nine people have been sickened, and three have been admitted to hospitals after drinking raw milk and becoming infected by Salmonella.
Health officials from the County of San Diego have linked the nine patients to unpasteurized milk sold by Raw Farm LLC in Fresno. The County of San Diego Health
Continue Reading Investigators find Salmonella patients drank raw milk before becoming ill
The Lloyd’s Register Foundation is scheduled to present a workshop on food safety in California next month.
The event is part of the foundation’s foresight review on the topic with the academic research laboratory Food Lab 2.0 and is set for Dec. 14 in San Diego.
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For months a hepatitis A outbreak has been described in terms of homeless and drug-addicted victims in San Diego. New information this week from local, state and federal health officials shows a much broader geographic scope that is not limited by socio-economic boundaries.
On Tuesday, Sacramento authorities urged recent patrons
Continue Reading CDC finds hepatitis A was carried from San Diego to AZ shelter
Reports following an awards banquet last week at Bali Hai Restaurant in San Diego, which sickened at least 60 people, indicate that the likely problem was norovirus.
A spokesman with the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health was quoted Tuesday in a local newspaper saying that the county was
Continue Reading Norovirus Suspected in Illnesses Following San Diego Awards Banquet
An employee of a McDonalds in San Diego, California was infected with Hepatitis A in late August and may have passed the virus on to consumers, warns the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency. The McDonalds where the individual works is located inside the Walmart at 3412 College
Continue Reading San Diego McDonald’s Employee Carried Hepatitis A in Late August
