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E. coli hits Tiburon trio
Posted: Thursday, September 26, 2013 10:41 am | Updated: 11:41 am, Thu Sep 26, 2013.
by Jason Walsh
County health officials are investigating the source of an E. coli outbreak that has so far affected four people?three of whom live in Tiburon.
The source of the infections has yet to be identified?but the three Tiburon patients were likely exposed between Sept. 11 to 15, according to the county Department of Health and Human Services. The fourth patient is from Inverness. HHS officials are investigating whether the cases might be linked to cases outside of Marin or share a common source...
E.coli Outbreak in Marin County Sickens Six
September 28, 2013 by Carla Gillespie
An E. coli outbreak in Marin County, CA has sickened six people, according to the latest upadte from public health officials. Four of the patients are children.
E. coli Infections and HUSFive cases of confirmed E.coli infection and one presumed case have been recorded by Marin County health officials since Sept. 22. Four of those sickened have required hospitalization. Two remain hospitalized in stable condition, two have been discharged...
Marin County E.coli Outbreak Ends, 6 Sickened
October 17, 2013 by Carla Gillespie Leave a Comment
An E. coli outbreak in Marin County, CA has ended after sickening six people, according to the latest update from the county. Public health officials declared the outbreak over after no new cases developed since mid-September...
