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Protecting families from contaminated food and water
Outbreak Linked to Aladdin Mediterranean Café Sickens 14 So Far
May 6, 2025
Have you recently dined at Aladdin Mediterranean Café in Clairemont? This San Diego restaurant is at the heart of a San Deigo County public health investigation. At least 14 people have become sick with Salmonella infections. Five people have been… read more
Can I Get E. coli from Fish Caught in Contaminated Water?
May 2, 2025
Can you get E. coli from fish caught from contaminated water? That’s a good question, right. Regulatory agencies in most jurisdictions keep tabs on coliforms and contaminants in waters used for fishing. But what about ponds and lakes in unregulated… read more
Korean Oyster Recall Expands Amid California Norovirus Outbreak
April 27, 2025
California norovirus outbreak prompts imported Korean oyster recall with more oysters added to the list. How many people are sick? Which oysters should you avoid? And how the heck do oysters get contaminated with norovirus anyway. Follow along to find… read more
April 23, 2025
A recent study cites chicken and vegetables as the most common source of Salmonella infections in the United States. The study also explores the reason most illnesses are not connected to known outbreaks. They blame outdated analytical methods. Whole genome… read more
April 17, 2025
E. coli infections can lead to severe, even life-threatening health complications. If you or a loved one became ill after consuming contaminated food or water in Nashville, you may be entitled to compensation. Call the Lange Law Firm, PLLC at… read more
Dream Vacation Leads to Incurable Disease
March 21, 2025
Planning a dream vacation can be so much fun and oh so rewarding but educating yourself on travel practices especially regarding food and water is seriously important. What would you do when a dream vacation leads to incurable disease? It… read more
Chowder Recall Announced Due to Botulism Risk
March 20, 2025
SeaBear Company, a Washington-based seafood smokehouse, issued a chowder recall due to potential botulism risk. This potentially fatal form of food poisoning thrives in the unique conditions of packaged soup. Here’s what we know about the chowder recall so far…. read more
March 3, 2025
Many people like myself thrive from the joys of going out into their backyards and getting eggs straight from their own little coops. There are times of the year though when egg production slows or can even completely end and… read more
How Salmonella Bacteria Outsmarts the Human Immune System
February 26, 2025
Salmonella bacteria are a single-cell organism. You wouldn’t expect something without a brain or central nervous system to outsmart the far superior human body with its specialized immune system. But… It does. Scientists uncovered how this tricky little germ has… read more
February 25, 2025
Salmonella infections can cause severe health complications, leading to hospitalization, long-term effects, and even death. In Detroit, victims of salmonella outbreaks have the legal right to seek compensation if their illness was caused by negligence, improper food handling, or contamination…. read more