http://giardialawsuit.com What you need to know about E.coli and related food poisoning outbreaks. Sun, 14 Jun 2009 19:00:03 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A “boil water advisory” was issued for approximately 120 Eagle customers in the Eagle subdivisions of Island Woods and Henry’s North 40, after water testing indicated the presence of coliform bacteria in the drinking water. An improperly installed backflow assembly device allowed untreated irrigation water to contaminate a portion of the ... http://giardialawsuit.com/?p=59 Anyone who has been paying attention to the news knows that there has been an outrageous number of food poisoning outbreaks and recalls in the U.S. over the past year. But a look at the list is still a sobering experience. Whether the reported cases of food poisoning (and let’s not ... http://giardialawsuit.com/?p=57 The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection has issued a boil water notice for the customers of the Greenville Municipal Water Authority in Mercer County, PA, due to high Giardia counts in the Shenango River. About 3,700 customers have been affected by the notice as the Greenville Municipal Water Authority scrambles to ... http://giardialawsuit.com/?p=56 Cryptosporidium, Giardia and norovirus are responsible for making pool staffers, swimmers and their family members sick, even if they didn’t go in the water. West Chester University has gotten 123 reports of children who are sick, as well as 8 reports of secondary sickness in parents or caregivers as a ... http://giardialawsuit.com/?p=54 The Chester County (Pennsylvania) Department of Health closed a pool located at West Chester University after swimmers and pool staffers became ill with gastrointestinal symptoms. According to the health department, the illnesses may be the result of contact with Cryptosporidium, Giardia or norovirus. A 3-year-old who swam at the pool has ... http://giardialawsuit.com/?p=53