E. coli test samples could yield clues to outbreak's cause
State health officials expect to have new clues about the source of a widespread E. coli next week.
State Epidemiologist Kristy Bradley said Friday that workers have stopped swabbing bacterial samples from the restaurant in Locust Grove where the outbreak is believed to have started.
Test results on those samples should be completed next week, she said, and will give health officials a much clearer idea of wh...
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