Two E. coli cases have been reported in Grayson County, Kentucky, according to the Grayson County News-Gazette.
Public health officials have not indicated that the cases are related to the Topps meat recall and E. coli outbreak or to the E. coli outbreak among children attending an Indiana school.
One of the cases being reported
The Chicago Tribune reports that the USDA knew of a positive E. coli test from a meat sample and a human sample over two weeks before a recall was initiated in regards to Topps Meat Company.
Amanda Eamich, a USDA spokeswoman, said that the USDA’s recall committee first met on Sept. 25 to consider the
Public health officials and health care providers are trying to determine where a Seattle-area family picked up E. coli, but have not yet come up with any answers.
First, 16-month-old Adelido started to show symptoms of E. coli two weekends ago, according to KING 5 News. Then, 3-year-old Carlitos became ill a few days
The number of E. coli infections tied to Galena Elementary School in Floyd County, Indiana, has risen to ten.
Among the ten sickened, seven have been hospitalized with hemolytic uremic syndrome in Louisville, Kentucky. Three of the cases are not students.
Seven children have been hospitalized for E. coli infections, but Kosair Children’s Hospital says
A lawsuit has been filed against Topps Meat Company, the meat producer whose ground beef products have been identified as the source of an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak, and who expanded a ground beef recall to include 21.7 million pounds of meat over the weekend.
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Albany County, New