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Missouri - E. coli bacteria sickens at least 37 people across the St. Louis region - HEALTH ALERT ISSUED

Re: Missouri - E. coli bacteria sickens at least 36 people across the St. Louis region - HEALTH ALERT ISSUED

Re: Missouri - E. coli bacteria sickens at least 36 people across the St. Louis region - HEALTH ALERT ISSUED

Missouri Numbers Update ? October 7 to November 21
Number of Missourians confirmed to have E. coli connected to the St. Louis investigation: 36
Number of food samples, connected to the St. Louis outbreak, tested to date: 55
Number of food samples confirmed to have E. coli: 0
 
Re: Missouri - E. coli bacteria sickens at least 37 people across the St. Louis region - HEALTH ALERT ISSUED

Missouri Numbers Update ? October 7 to December 2
Number of Missourians confirmed to have E. coli connected to the St. Louis investigation: 37
Number of food samples, connected to the St. Louis outbreak, tested to date: 55
Number of food samples confirmed to have E. coli: 0
http://www.health.mo.gov/information/news/EcoliUpdate.pdf
 
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