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A New Mexico newborn died possibly due to listeria from raw milk consumed by the mother, prompting health warnings for pregnant women.
New Mexico health officials warn against raw milk after a newborn died from listeria, possibly linked to the mother drinking unpasteurized milk during pregnancy.
The state emphasizes that raw milk can carry harmful bacteria like listeria, salmonella, and E. coli, posing serious risks to pregnant women, infants, and immunocompromised individuals.
While the exact cause of death is unconfirmed, health experts urge pregnant women to consume only pasteurized milk.
Federal restrictions on interstate raw milk sales remain in place, and despite growing popularity and some policy shifts, public health authorities continue to stress pasteurization as essential for safety.
Un recién nacido de Nuevo México murió posiblemente debido a listeria por la leche cruda consumida por la madre, lo que provocó advertencias de salud para las mujeres embarazadas.