Woman Sues Sandwich Chain Over Tainted Sprouts
IOWA CITY, Iowa — An Iowa woman sickened by eating tainted sprouts filed a lawsuit Tuesday against sandwich chain Jimmy John's, the first stemmi...
IOWA CITY, Iowa — An Iowa woman sickened by eating tainted sprouts filed a lawsuit Tuesday against sandwich chain Jimmy John's, the first stemmi...
Posted 02.07.2012
From Russell McLendon and Mother Nature Network: Escherichia coli bacteria, better-known as E. coli, are common in the lower intestines of humans. ...
AP | Posted 12.30.2011
ST. LOUIS -- Missouri health officials say they're testing specimens and trying to determine the cause of an E. coli outbreak that sickened nearly two...
AP | Posted 12.28.2011
ST. LOUIS -- Health officials are working to determine the source of a St. Louis-area E. coli outbreak that has now sickened at least 22 people. St. ...
Robin Wilkey | Posted 12.12.2011
On Tuesday, more than 375,000 pounds of ground beef was recalled at a Los Angeles company, Commercial Meat Co., due to possible E. coli contamination....
Posted 11.13.2011
The USDA will ban the sale of any ground beef tainted with the notorious "Big Six" strains of E. coli starting this March, the New York Times reports....
Posted 10.19.2011
One strange facet of discussion of this summer's unprecedented series of E. coli outbreaks has concerned the U.S. government's byzantine web of regula...
Posted 10.15.2011
This summer's rash of E. coli outbreaks have not come at an opportune time for prevention. Mandatory future cuts in federal spending threaten to slash...
AP | Posted 10.12.2011
PORTLAND, Ore. — Health officials think they'll be able to prove deer droppings in a Washington County strawberry field caused an E. coli outbre...
AP | JEFF BARNARD | Posted 10.09.2011
Health officials say one person has died and at least nine others were made sick from an E. coli outbreak traced to fresh strawberries picked at a far...
Posted 09.26.2011
Governments from China to New York have recently instituted more stringent food safety laws and guidelines, amidst growing fears over bacterial food c...
AP | Posted 09.13.2011
BERLIN -- German authorities say a farm involved in a deadly E. coli outbreak is being cleared to reopen following thorough testing and the removal of...
AP | By MIKE STOBBE | Posted 09.07.2011
ATLANTA -- Health officials have confirmed the first American death tied to the food-poisoning outbreak in Europe. The Centers for Disease Control an...
Posted 09.04.2011
Congress has passed a bill that would cut all funding from the Microbiological Data Program, which food safety experts call the United States' most im...
AP | Posted 08.27.2011
BORDEAUX, France — France's health minister says experts are "99 percent sure" that the E. coli outbreak that put seven people in the hospital i...
Andrew Gunther | Posted 08.26.2011
E. coli is resistant to several classes of important antibiotics. And the consensus is that one of the most likely reasons for the development of this multiple-resistant strain is the misuse of antibiotics in intensive livestock farming systems.
AP | Posted 08.14.2011
BERLIN — The number of people falling sick as a result of E. coli contamination has slowed to a trickle, Germany's national disease control cent...
AP | Posted 08.10.2011
NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia -- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said Friday Moscow will be ready to resume vegetable imports from the European Union once...
AP/The Huffington Post | KIRSTEN GRIESHABER and DAVID RISING | Posted 08.10.2011
BERLIN (AP) -- German vegetable sprouts caused the E. coli outbreak that has killed 31 people and sickened nearly 3,100, investigators announced Frida...
HuffingtonPost.com | Marcus Baram | Posted 08.09.2011
NEW YORK -- After a few people turned up dead, officials sprang into action -- interviewing the next of kin, identifying suspects and pursuing leads. ...
Tom Engelhardt | Posted 08.09.2011
in terms of damage since 9/11, terror attacks have ranked above shark attacks but below just about anything else that could possibly be dangerous to Americans
TIME | Posted 08.08.2011
Rarely has anything so small done so much to ruin so many hamburgers as E. coli bacteria has. It's not just the actual burgers they infect, it's the r...
Barbara Kowalcyk | Posted 08.08.2011
One of the most troubling aspects of the ongoing outbreak in Europe is that it involves a strain of E. coli that often flies under the radar in the United States.
Posted 08.03.2011
BERLIN/LONDON (Reuters) – Racing to curb the spread of a killer food bug, Germany set up a national task force on Friday to hunt down the source...
AP | MARIA CHENG and KIRSTEN GRIESHABER | Posted 08.02.2011
Maria Cheng and Kristen Grieshaber, Associated Press LONDON -- Scientists on Thursday blamed Europe's worst recorded food-poisoning outbreak on a ...
AP | RYAN J. FOLEY | Posted 04.22.2012