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Salmonella outbreak spans 17 states, sickening nearly 100 people since late last November — no deaths, but 26 hospitalized. Federal investigators blame recalled eggs from Midwest Poultry Services, distributed mainly to foodservice and retailers in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Check egg cartons for specific plant codes and Julian dates. Symptoms include fever, stomach pain, vomiting, and diarrhea — usually within 6 days. Kids, seniors, and immunocompromised folks are most at risk. While these eggs are the main suspect, officials say not all cases are accounted for. If you have them, throw them out or return for a refund — simple steps to stay safe.

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