A deadly Salmonella Typhimurium outbreak traced to fresh chicken salad sold at Fareway grocery stores appears to be over after infecting at least 265 people.
One person in Iowa died and 94 of the victims had symptoms so severe that they required hospitalization, according to a Friday update from the
Continue Reading CDC says Salmonella outbreak traced to chicken salad is over
Blame keeps shifting over the Salmonella-tainted chicken salad outbreak, which is centered mostly over the upper midwest. The confirmed case count associated with the chicken salad remains at 65, with 55 of the cases in Iowa.
Although the case count hasn’t increased since the most recent report from the CDC
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A Salmonella outbreak reported Feb. 13 by Iowa officials as being linked to chicken salad was officially acknowledged Thursday by the federal Centers of Disease Control and Prevention.
The CDC outbreak announcement about
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A week after Iowa health officials put out a public health warning about chicken salad sickening people with Salmonella, the USDA-regulated manufacturer is recalling the product.
Triple T Specialty Meats Inc. of Ackley, IA, on Wednesday recalled about 20,600 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken salad made for Fareway Stores Inc. amidst
Continue Reading Iowa company recalls chicken salad amid Salmonella outbreak
