There was a story in the news today about a Utah E. coli lawsuit filed on January 21st in Salt Lake City. According to the article, a Davis County boy was sickened with E. coli, along with 21 other people in 16 states. The boy suffered from severe e. coli symptoms after eating some meat that had been allegedly recalled by National Steak and Poultry, an Oklahoma corporation. The child was taken to Lakeview Hospital in Bountiful where he was diagnosed with gastroinstestinal bleeding and was hospitalized for two days. The outbreak allegedly affected people in Utah, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and 12 other states. Most people fell ill between mid October and late November and nine were hospitalized. The lawsuit names National Steak and Poultry as the defendant.

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There was a story on Boston.com today about an E.Coli outbreak in Plymouth, Massachusetts that affected 30 campers from Lincoln Middle School, in Rhode Island, after their camping trip. According to Boston.com, the symptoms of E.Coli started after the camping trip was over. Campers allegedly started having bloody diarrhea then nausea and vomiting then chills and a fever. At last count, at least 30 students and teachers from Lincoln Middle School were affected by the outbreak. Furthermore, the E.Coli poisoning allegedly came from some hamburgers, made by a meat supply company in New York. Lawsuits have been filed in Massachusetts state courts for this incident.

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According to the Associated Press, a group of people have filed a Pizza Hut Food Poisoning Lawsuit in Greenwood, Mississippi. NPC International, the largest franchisee of Pizza Hut, is named the sole defendant. The article goes on to say that on January 8th, 19 people had to be taken to the hospital for treatment of symptoms that sounded like food poisoning, such as vomiting and nausea.

The article further states that theMississippi Department of Health discovered raw chicken at “inappropriate temperatures.” Though the health department did state that “when bacteria is found in raw chicken, illness does not typically come on so swiftly.”

The article also states that any number of food born pathogens could be to blame such as E. Coli, Salmonella, Listeriosis and/or Norovirus.

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