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This information comes on the heels of the Michigan Dept. of Community Health announcement, stating that some of the 26 Michigan residents suffering from E. coli food poisoning had also consumed Aunt Mid’s lettuce. Please see Michigan E. coli Lettuce.
Public health official believe that this latest E. coli outbreak is linked to industrial-sized bags of lettuce which had been sold to restaurants and institutions; and that to date, there is no evidence suggesting that grocery store lettuce is affected.
Initial symptoms of E. coli O157:H7 infection include severe abdominal cramps and watery diarrhea. The diarrhea may become bloody and can lead to dehydration. To learn more please see E. coli Food Poisoning.
The Law Firm of Eric H. Weinberg represents victims of recent food poisoning outbreaks nationwide. If you have been harmed by E. coli food poisoning, and you have a question about your legal rights, please call us toll free at 1-877-934-6274, or click on Free Case Evaluation. To learn more about our practice, please see E. coli Lawyer.
To learn more about recent food recalls, outbreaks, and legal news, please see Michigan E. coli Lettuce, and Salmonella IHOP . To learn more about the Law Firm of Eric Weinberg, please see NJ Medical Malpractice Lawyer.
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