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At Least Three Sick in Foodborne Outbreak Linked to Carnitas Mr. Porky Taqueria
Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 10, 2026
Carnitas Mr. Porky Taqueria is the likely source of a foodborne gastrointestinal illness outbreak. At least three people from three different households have reported similar illnesses after eating at the restaurant that also serves as the kitchen for two Birrieria… read more
Death Cap Mushrooms Linked to At Least Four Deaths in California, Public Safety Alert Issued
Food Safety,Our Blog | February 9, 2026
A Death Cap mushroom poisoning outbreak has prompted California Department of Health to issue a public safety alert. This “unprecedented” outbreak of severe illnesses and deaths has been associated with people accidently picking and eating Death Cap mushrooms and Western… read more
Botulism in Cascade County Has Investigators Looking for a Source
Botulism,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 9, 2026
A patient has been diagnosed with botulism in Cascade County, Montana. Leaving City-County Health Department officials looking for a source. What is botulism and how does someone get it? How do you know if you have botulism and what should… read more
Potential Source of ByHeart Infant Formula Contamination Uncovered
Botulism,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 8, 2026
A potential source of ByHeart infant formula contamination has been discovered. Powdered whole milk. An ingredient used in ByHeart Whole Nutrition infant formula has been tested. The results connect those samples to outbreak patients. This outbreak marks the first time… read more
Norovirus at Quinnipiac University Sickens Ledges Dorm Students. Here’s What You Need to Know!
Norovirus,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 8, 2026
Reports of norovirus at Quinnipiac University Ledges dorm have been circulating. It is difficult to keep widespread “stomach bug” symptoms quiet on that scale. While the true number of sick individuals has not been disclosed, a significant number of students… read more
Suspected Norovirus Outbreak at The Residence at Paine Estate, Six Hospitalized
Norovirus,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 7, 2026
Wayland Police and Fire Departments were called to The Residence at Paine Estate earlier this week following reports of serious illness at the assisted living facility. Patients were experiencing symptoms consistent with norovirus, said a Wayland City press release. Norovirus… read more
Health Officials Investigate R Bar H Raw Milk, Nine People Sick, Including Two Hospitalized Children
Our Blog | February 6, 2026
R Bar H raw milk is at the center of an ongoing Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) investigation in Ada County, Idaho. So far, at least nine people have fallen sick, including two children that have been hospitalized. The common… read more
Hepatitis A Outbreak in Cache and Box Elder County, Health Officials Search for Source
Hep A,Hepatitis A,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 4, 2026
Bear River Health Department (BRHD) is investigating a hepatitis A outbreak in Cache and Box Elder County. A recent uptick in these viral cases has prompted investigators to actively monitor the situation and notify the public of the trend while… read more
Raw Milk in New Mexico is at the Center of an Investigation Surrounding the Death of a Newborn
Listeria,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls,Raw Milk | February 4, 2026
A Public Health Awareness News Release warns consumers about raw milk in New Mexico following the death of a newborn earlier this week. According to the missive: “Health officials believe the most likely source of infection was unpasteurized milk the… read more
Legionella,Legionnaire's disease,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | February 4, 2026
A patient at Bronson Medical Hospital in Kalamazoo, Michigan has been diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease after being treated at the facility. Bronson officials say that they are investigating the potential exposure with several medical officials to better understand the situation…. read more