A foodborne illness linked to lettuce ripped across 15 states last November, sickening dozens of people and killing one. But the federal government chose not to publicize it.

A beach in the popular tourist destination Tenerife has been closed by authorities after high levels of food-poisoning ...

The specific strain that had been the cause of 89 confirmed cases was E. coli O157:H7. It’s the most common strain that sickens people — around 70,000 cases in the U.S. per year, according to ...

Harmful pathogens need to be cooked to be eliminated, as heat kills them, said Detwiler. A big issue with lettuce is it’s usually eaten raw, not cooked, “making it challenging to reduce the risk of ...

Officials in Granadilla de Abona have temporariliy shut down two more beaches in the southern part of the island due to high ...

The beaches in the south of the island have been closed after the results of water quality tests found high levels of ...

coli started coming in, Dr. Amanda Brzozowski sensed something was very wrong. It was early November, and all three were E. coli 0157:H7 — an especially ... sickened with E.coli after eating ...

Two more beaches on the popular Spanish island of Tenerife have been forced to close due to contamination, according to local ...