CDC probes salmonella outbreak in 43 states including tri-state area; 163 people sickened and 35 hospitalized
The CDC is probing outbreaks of salmonella infections in 43 states, including New Jersey, New York and Connecticut.
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May 21, 2021, 12:30 PM
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5h agoThe CDC is probing outbreaks of salmonella infections in 43 states,
including New Jersey, New York and Connecticut.
According to the agency, 163 people have been sickened.
They say contact with backyard poultry could be to blame.
No deaths have been reported,
but 35 people have been hospitalized.
Various state public health
officials are also investigating.
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