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- UK health officials reported one death and 207 salmonella cases linked to imported eggs between 11 August 2023 and 1 August 2024.
- The UK Health Security Agency said 38 percent of those infected were hospitalized and two developed bloodstream infections.
- The outbreak included 199 cases in England, with London reporting 47.
- Reading University professor Dr Kimon Andreas Karatzas said the cost-of-living crisis may be driving supply-chain changes and more home cooking, raising cross-contamination risk.
