New from the @EmoryCSHH News Team: As experts highlight the urgent need for an improved dengue vaccine, a new debate emerges about whether alcoholic beverages should carry cancer warning labels. Meanwhile, the author of "Anxious Generation" argues for granting children a "license to roam" to enhance their autonomy.
207 million eggs in nine states recalled over salmonella fears
Faith Karimi
Rolling Acres Farms has chosen to recall 206,749,248 eggs after suspected salmonella contamination. Eggs were sold at both retail stores and restaurants in Colorado, Florida, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia. Affected brands includeCountry Daybreak, Coburn Farms, Crystal Farms, Sunshine Farms and Glenview, and some eggs sold at Food Lion stores.
Lead found in hundreds of Chicago homes’ tap water, report says
Jacqueline Howard
According to the Chicago Tribune analysis, toxic lead has been found in nearly 70% of 2,797, homes across Chicago in the past two years. In every three out of ten homes in the analysis, the lead concentrations were greater than 5 parts per billion. Lead exposure has been known to negatively impact every human organ system and can take a huge toll on children’s development.
Investigation underway in multistate E. coli outbreak
Debra Goldschmidt
Over the past four weeks, 17 people across seven states have been infected with E. coli, and 6 of these individuals have been hospitalized. States with reported cases are New Jersey, Idaho, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Washington, Missouri, and Ohio. Investigators are currently working to determine the source of the outbreak.
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