#raw-oysters

#raw-oysters

Imported raw oysters served at restaurants in Southern California have caused dozens of cases of norovirus.

Noroviruses, also known as the stomach flu, can cause diarrhea, cramps, and vomiting.

Officials have warned restaurants to be cautious when serving raw oysters due to the potential risk of foodborne illness.

Imported raw oysters served at restaurants in Southern California have caused dozens of cases of norovirus.

Noroviruses, also known as the stomach flu, can cause diarrhea, cramps, and vomiting.

Officials have warned restaurants to be cautious when serving raw oysters due to the potential risk of foodborne illness.

Imported raw oysters served at restaurants in Southern California have caused dozens of cases of norovirus.

Noroviruses, also known as the stomach flu, can cause diarrhea, cramps, and vomiting.

Officials have warned restaurants to be cautious when serving raw oysters due to the potential risk of foodborne illness.

Raw oysters imported from Mexico are linked to gastrointestinal illness in Southern California.

The California Department of Public Health warns consumers about raw oysters from specific locations in Mexico being contaminated with norovirus.

Raw oysters imported from Mexico are linked to gastrointestinal illness in Southern California.

The California Department of Public Health warns consumers about raw oysters from specific locations in Mexico being contaminated with norovirus.

Raw oysters imported from Mexico are linked to gastrointestinal illness in Southern California.

The California Department of Public Health warns consumers about raw oysters from specific locations in Mexico being contaminated with norovirus.