A significant health milestone is nearing as federal officials prepare to announce the end of a major outbreak. At least 11,458 people were affected, with 495 requiring hospitalization and two fatalities. The outbreak, which was linked to iceberg lettuce, affected multiple areas across 20 states.
Michigan was the hardest hit, with a notable number of cases reported. Further information on the outbreak is available from the relevant health agencies, including the FDA and CDC. The declaration of the outbreak's end marks a key point in public health efforts.
Steve Sarkisian says No. 4 Texas has “earned the right to be on this stage” as the Longhorns prepare to host No. 1 Ohio State in a primetime showdown Saturday....
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