Swedish Salmonella Outbreak Likely Connected to Eggs - Radio Sweden

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The Salmonella cases at nursing homes in Sörmland are part of a larger outbreak, likely caused by eggs. This is shown by an analysis by the Public Health Agency. – It is particularly unfortunate that it affected nursing homes because we know that certain groups are particularly vulnerable, says deputy state epidemiologist Stephan Stenmark.

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Several people in nursing homes in Katrineholm have contracted salmonella. But they are only part of a "larger outbreak" - in half of Sweden. - It is unusual for cases to occur in nursing homes, says deputy state epidemiologist Stephan Stenmark. The cause of the infection is believed to be eggs.

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The Salmonella outbreak that affected nursing homes in Katrineholm may be linked to eggs, Region Sörmland writes in a press release.