Nearly 1,600 May Have Been Infected With Salmonella Linked to Mini Pastries Recall

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Nearly 1,600 May Have Been Infected With Salmonella Linked to Mini Pastries Recall
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The Public Health Agency of Canada estimates that nearly 1,600 people may have been infected with Salmonella linked to a recall of Sweet Cream brand mini pastries. The agency says 61 cases have been reported across Canada, with the majority in Quebec and Ontario. An investigation found that the pastries were served at a number of catered events.

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“We would estimate that 1,592 people have been affected by this event. The ones that we don’t know about may have had mild or moderate symptoms and had those resolve at home without seeking medical care,” April Hexemer said from Guelph, Ont. Investigators tested specimens from those infected and found 16 cases had matching genetic features, providing strong evidence that those who got sick were exposed to the same product.

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