FDA warns of salmonella outbreak tied to recalled Publix oysters
Illnesses tied to raw oysters have reached 12 states, and a recall covers product sold at Publix.
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What happened
The CDC has published a map showing where people sickened in an October 2026 Salmonella outbreak lived. The illnesses are associated with raw oysters. The FDA issued an advisory, and oysters were recalled from Publix.
Why it matters
Official outbreak counts do not include the many people who do not need medical treatment, so the number affected may be higher than reported.
Coverage
- FDA issues advisory about a salmonella outbreak and oysters recalled from Publix (Miami Herald)
- Where People Got Sick: Salmonella Outbreak, October 2026 (CDC)
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