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The UK Health Security Agency has reported over 50 new salmonella cases linked to imported eggs, raising the total to 528. Investigations are ongoing, with health officials advising vulnerable groups to avoid raw or lightly cooked egg products. The overall risk to the public is considered low, and there is no evidence that UK-produced eggs are unsafe.
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The UK Health Security Agency has reported over 50 new salmonella cases linked to imported eggs, raising the total to 528. Investigations are ongoing, with health officials advising vulnerable groups to avoid raw or lightly cooked egg products. The overall risk to the public is considered low, and there is no evidence that UK-produced eggs are unsafe.
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Salmonella infections jump again: Health chiefs announce 50 new cases of deadly bug in just a week and urge some Britons to avoid runny eggs
UK Reports Over 50 New Salmonella Cases Linked to Imported Eggs