Un focar neobișnuit de Salmonella a infectat zeci de persoane în Franța

A Salmonella outbreak linked to pumpkin seeds has affected 81 individuals in France, leading to six hospitalizations. The source was traced to processed seeds from a southwestern company, sold by various retailers. Symptoms include diarrhea and fever, prompting health authorities to advise those affected to seek medical attention. Salmonella is not commonly associated with pumpkin seeds, although contamination is possible. The FDA notes that dry products can harbor the bacteria.