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FDA Determines Source Of Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Outbreak
FDA, CDC, and state officials worked together to trace last spring's E. coli outbreak to contaminated canal water in Yuma region in Arizona. The illness flare-up that killed five people across the country is now confirmed as over.
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