The Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists voted to add cronobacter infections to the list of roughly 120 diseases tracked at the national level
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/state-health-officials-aim-to-boost-reporting-of-infections-linked-to-tainted-baby-formula-f7ccc63e State epidemiologists’ recommendation is designed to prevent and detect cronobacter infection outbreaksCronobacter is a common bacteria and typically doesn’t affect healthy adults.WASHINGTON—State health officials Thursday moved to strengthen data collection of infections caused by the bacteria that was linked to the baby formula crisis last year.Continue reading your article with
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