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At least 11 Illinois residents sickened by Campylobacter linked to raw milk, health officials warn.
At least 11 people in Illinois have fallen ill with Campylobacter infections possibly linked to raw milk consumption, according to the Illinois Department of Public Health, which is investigating a common source.
The outbreak highlights risks associated with unpasteurized milk, which can carry harmful bacteria and is not required to be tested for pathogens like Campylobacter, despite mandatory checks for temperature, antibiotics, and contamination indicators.
Symptoms include diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps, with potential long-term complications.
Health officials urge consumers, especially vulnerable groups, to avoid raw milk and choose pasteurized alternatives.
Al menos 11 residentes de Illinois enfermaron por Campylobacter vinculado a la leche cruda, advierten las autoridades de salud.