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Pet Poultry Causes Increase in Salmonella Infections, Hospitalizing 465 People and Killing One
The U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported last Wednesday how, after interaction with pet chickens and other poultry, 465 persons got sick and one died from salmonella infection. The most recent Salmonella outbreak killed one individual and confined 86 people in the hospital.
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