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Illegal cheese factory in Portugal leads to brucellosis outbreak

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Source: http://barfblog.com/2014/11/13-sick...ry-in-portugal-leads-to-brucellosis-outbreak/

13 sick: Illegal cheese factory in Portugal leads to brucellosis outbreak
Posted on November 26, 2014 by Doug Powell

An unauthorized cheese factory in the northern Portuguese town of Baiao, 370 km north of Lisbon, is the source of an outbreak of brucellosis in the area, which has so far led to 13 confirmed infections, according to local press reports on Tuesday.

imagesBrucellosis, which is also known as Malta Fever, Rock Fever or Mediterranean Fever, is most often contracted from unpasteurized milk or milk products such as cheese. The disease leads to parasites in the host?s bloodstream and episodes may last weeks, months or even years. It causes potentially recurrent episodes of high fever, sweating and related anemia...
 
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