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Colorado teen fights kidney failure after eating tainted McDonald’s Quarter Pounders

  • A 15-year-old high school freshman is hospitalized with severe complications from food poisoning after eating McDonald's Quarter Pounders three times before an E. Coli outbreak.
  • At least 75 people became ill and 22 were hospitalized in the outbreak traced to contaminated onions used on the burgers.
  • Chris Kempczinski, McDonald's chairman, apologized for the outbreak during a conference call with investors.
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