The Salt Lake County Health Department is urging people to only drink pasteurized milk after discovering an outbreak from the diarrheal bacterial infection known as campylobacteriosis developed after ...

Campylobacter is a genus containing several species of Gram-negative spiral or curved bacteria with one, two or no polar flagellum and a corkscrew motility. They are microaerophilic, but some require ...

The Connecticut Department of Agriculture has issued a recall of bottled raw milk produced by Bridgewater farm Nature View Dairy because it has been linked to people with Campylobacter infections. In ...

After multiple people reported feeling sick after attending an August 18 party celebrating Baltimore Magazine’s Best of Baltimore, health officials began investigating a potential outbreak of ...

Campylobacter is one of the most common sources of food poisoning in the United States, resulting in over one million cases of illness each year. Infections with the bacteria can lead to diarrhea and ...

The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets (AGM) today warned consumers not to consume unpasteurized raw milk from Horning Family Farms LLC because tests showed Campylobacter jejuni ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) – A national pet store company is warning people to be cautious to prevent the possible spread of infection that has spread from puppies to people in a number of states. The ...

Since 2009, Utah has had 25 documented raw milk-associated Campylobacter outbreaks, resulting in 295 people becoming ill. (Photo: Getty) Drinking raw milk is an udderly risky thing to do. There are ...

Food poisoning occurs when you eat or drink something that has been contaminated with harmful bacteria or viruses. Nearly 1 in 6 people get food poisoning each year, but most cases are mild and will ...

Foodborne illness can be prevented by cooking meat to a proper temperature and avoiding cross-contamination. But when the bacteria in meat isn't killed by heat or contamination from uncooked meat ...

At least 39 people in seven states have been sickened by a bacterium called Campylobacter. The surprising source of the outbreak? Pet-store puppies, apparently. All of the humans who became ill are ...