Hepatitis A outbreak traced to clams continues
The FDA warned that 77% of interviewed patients ate ceviche or raw shellfish before getting sick, and 30 of 37 patients were hospitalized.
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Hepatitis A outbreak traced to clams continues
The CDC and FDA are continuing to investigate an outbreak of hepatitis A infections linked to imported black clams. The Food and Drug Administration has posted a warning about La Serranita-brand concha negra (black shell) fresh frozen shell meat from Ecuador in 16-ounce plastic packages. As of Sept.
Hepatitis A Outbreak Linked To Imported Frozen Clams!
Dang, if it ain’t one recall, it’s another! News about clams and recall issues seems to be everywhere, especially when health is at risk. While frozen clams aren’t MY thing, they may be yours and further more reason to keep reading! U.S. health authorities are investigating a Hepatitis A outbreak reported across multiple states and […]
Hepatitis A Outbreak Linked to Ceviche Clams Hits 37 Cases
A hepatitis A outbreak linked to frozen black clams from Ecuador has now sickened 37 people, and 30 of them have been hospitalized, according to the latest update from the CDC and FDA. The product at the center of the investigation is La Serranita brand concha negra, which translates to black shell. It is frozen black clam meat sold in 16 ounce plastic packages and commonly used in ceviche, a dish of raw fish or shellfish “cooked” in lime or lem…
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