Tainted cucumbers linked to 100 salmonella cases in 23 states in US
The FDA reported 100 salmonella cases across three states linked to contaminated cucumbers from Missouri and Illinois. While no deaths have been reported, the CDC is investigating and several companies have issued recalls. Consumers experiencing symptoms like high fever, prolonged diarrhea, or dehydration are urged to seek immediate medical attention and discard potentially contaminated cucumbers.
The FDA reported 100 salmonella cases across three states linked to contaminated cucumbers from Missouri and Illinois. While no deaths have been reported, the CDC is investigating and several companies have issued recalls. Consumers experiencing symptoms like high fever, prolonged diarrhea, or dehydration are urged to seek immediate medical attention and discard potentially contaminated cucumbers.
