Reported about 1 month ago
A recent E. coli outbreak that led McDonald's to remove Quarter Pounders from 20% of its restaurants began with stool samples from sick patients in Colorado. Investigations revealed that affected individuals had all recently eaten at McDonald's, prompting the CDC and state officials to trace the contamination back to slivered raw onions from Taylor Farms. This outbreak has so far infected at least 49 people, resulting in 10 hospitalizations and a death, while health authorities continue to investigate further cases.
Source: YAHOO