Sentences with phrase «sickened hundreds»

Love Canal in Niagara Falls, NY made headlines in 1978 when it was discovered that the toxic waste dump had sickened hundreds of residents

Last year, Mexican restaurant chain Chipotle was in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons when multiple food poisoning incidents sickened hundreds of customers.

The strain in question now is the H3N2 virus (the same one that sickened hundreds in Chicago).

As has been widely reported, fast - casual chain Chipotle has had massive, multiple foodborne illness outbreaks, sickening hundreds with E. Coli or Norovirus at Chipotle locations across nine states.

When a Salmonella Montevideo outbreak swept across 44 states several years ago, sickening hundreds, investigators hit a wall.

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When he participated in Goldfish Day for the first time last year, he said he was sickened by the sight of hundreds of dead fish floating in the water.

Another hotbed of resistance to vaccines, California, stopped allowing «philosophical exemptions» — which covered religious and personal beliefs — this year, after a measles outbreak that sickened more than a hundred people.

According to the CDC, influenza sickens millions, hospitalizes hundreds of thousands, and kills tens of thousands of people each year in the U.S.

Arthritis may also be triggered by Yersinia bacteria, which reportedly sickens nearly one hundred thousand Americans yearly.

Exposed: The sickening perks handed out by our broke NHS to the hundreds of health bosses who now have million - pound pension pots.

But I wonder about China because lack of environmental standards has caused severe health problems for many in those smaller cities with less government reach and it could be true that hundreds of million of people are severely sickened.

The Chinese authorities detain the head of a battery plant after hundreds of people in the factory's vicinity are sickened by the improper disposal of lead waste.

Since then, it has killed hundreds and sickened thousands more with bloody diarrhea, severe abdominal cramps, and even liver failure.

Over 50 people died as a result of meningitis and hundreds more were sickened when their contaminated steroid injections, intended to treat back pain, began striking down consumers all over the country.

Every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, hundreds of people in the U.S. die from carbon - monoxide (CO) poisoning - and the invisible, odorless gas sickens thousands more.