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Salmonella Outbreak Continues and Other Health News Reader Comments Federal health officials say they're concerned that, nearly two months after the initial recalls of salmonella-tainted peanut products, some consumers still aren't aware of the problem, reports. Explore whether irradiating food can help zap the salmonella outbreak. An analysis by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found an association between salmonella infections and consumption of Kellogg's Patty or Keebler peanut butter crackers, which use peanut paste from the Peanut Corp.

Recalls have been issued for more than 3,400 peanut products. Of America; about half of new confirmed cases of salmonella infections occur in people who ate these crackers, according to. Salmonella Outbreak Continues and Other Health News Reader Comments. Kellogg recalled the products in January, but some people may still have them at home in cupboards and pantries. Consumers should browse the Food and Drug Administration's list of recalled peanut products and discard any items on the list.

The nationwide salmonella outbreak, which has sickened 683 people in 46 states, has been linked to unsafe practices at the Peanut Corp.

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