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CDC: Salmonella Outbreak After Beef Recall

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Experts always advise people not to eat raw or undercooked meat to lessen the risks of food-bourne illnesses.  Not following that advice has led to a Salmonella outbreak, which is linked with a recent beef recall.

FOX News Radio’s Lisa Brady reports:

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The CDC confirms at least 16 people sickened by Salmonella poisoning in five states – about half of them hospitalized.  And at least seven of them ate the same meal at a suburban Detroit restaurant: A raw ground beef dish.

The cases linked to last week’s recall of more than 1,000 pounds of ground beef from two Michigan businesses: Gab Halal Foods and Jouni Meats.  Additional illnesses scattered in Arizona, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.

Lisa Brady, FOX News Radio.

CLICK HERE for more on the Salmonella outbreak and recalls from the CDC.

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