Alberta Health Services says there are now 348 lab-confirmed cases of E. coli in the city following an outbreak at Calgary daycares.
Three patients remain on dialysis after an outbreak of E. coli in Calgary, Alberta Health Services said in an update Monday.
That figure includes 27 lab-confirmed secondary cases, which is an increase of four since Saturday, said the emailed statement from the provincial health body. Health officials have said it's likely the source of the outbreak is linked to a shared kitchen that provided food to a number of daycares, but the cause of the outbreak has not been identified.
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