Dr. Barry Dworkin

Romaine lettuce warning issued because of E. Coli contamination

Health Headlines Commentary for November 21, 2018

Source:

Canadians warned to not eat romaine lettuce after 18 sickened

Reference:

The Public Health Agency of Canada

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