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12/10/2024 - 5:25 am | View Link - Contaminated salad at meeting gives Missouri teacher life-threatening illness, suit says
The teacher contracted E. coli from the lettuce blend, which led to a serious kidney infection, the lawsuit said.
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The article discusses an E. coli outbreak in Missouri linked to lettuce from Taylor Farms, resulting in a lawsuit by a teacher who became severely ill.
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