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A Listeria outbreak likely due to salami, mortadella, and deli meats has sent 10 people to the hospital and caused one death – Business Insider Australia
A Listeria outbreak, likely from Italian-style deli meats like mortadella and salami, has hospitalized 10 people and killed one, the CDC reported Friday. Outbreaks…
- A Listeria outbreak has hospitalized 10 people and killed one, the CDC reported on Friday.
- Italian-style deli meats, such as mortadella, prosciutto, and salami are the likely source of the outbreak, the CDC said.
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A Listeria outbreak, likely from Italian-style deli meats like mortadella and salami, has hospitalized 10 people and killed one, the CDC reported Friday. Outbreaks have been reported in Florida, Massachusetts, and New York.
When authorities…
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