Dee Creek Farm E. coli Outbreak
Outbreak News
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- Dairy link with E. Coli cases confirmed
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- Children recovering from E. coli
- 5 more E.coli cases revealed in Wash.
- E. Coli Outbreak: Bacterium Confirmed In 7th Child
- Milk producer cringes at the mention of E. Coli
- Woodland dairy blamed for E. coli
Unpasteurized milk sold through a cow-share program at the Dee Creek Farm in Woodland, Washington, was the source of an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak that sickened at least 18 people in southwestern Washington in December, 2005. Several children were hospitalized after drinking the raw milk.