『Urgent Infant Formula Recall: ByHeart Botulism Outbreak Affects 37 Infants Across 17 States Prompts Nationwide Health Warning』のカバーアート

Urgent Infant Formula Recall: ByHeart Botulism Outbreak Affects 37 Infants Across 17 States Prompts Nationwide Health Warning

Urgent Infant Formula Recall: ByHeart Botulism Outbreak Affects 37 Infants Across 17 States Prompts Nationwide Health Warning

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 Several significant public health alerts are affecting the United States today. The most urgent involves an ongoing multistate outbreak of infant botulism linked to ByHeart Whole Nutrition infant formula. According to the FDA and CDC, as of November 26, 2025, a total of 37 infants across 17 states have been confirmed or suspected to have infant botulism after exposure to this product. The affected states include Arizona, California, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. All 37 infants have been hospitalized, though no deaths have been reported. The contamination involves Clostridium botulinum, and the California Department of Public Health has confirmed the presence of this bacterium in cultures from opened cans of the formula. The FDA recommends that consumers worldwide should not use any ByHeart brand infant formula, as all products are included in the recall. Parents should keep containers in a safe place labeled do not use, and if a child develops symptoms, caregivers should contact their state health department. The California Department of Public Health has established a hotline at 1-833-398-2022 for parents and caregivers with concerns, available Monday through Sunday from 7 AM to 8 PM Pacific Standard Time.

Beyond the infant formula crisis, listeners should be aware of additional health threats circulating across the nation. Measles cases have been reported in South Carolina, New York, Utah, and Arizona, with 141 confirmed cases documented. E. coli EHEC infections continue to spread in multiple states, with cases in Washington, Idaho, and other regions linked to various food sources including chicken and unpasteurized milk. Pertussis outbreaks are increasing in Arkansas and Kentucky, with Kentucky reporting the third infant death from the disease. Influenza activity is rising, with H3N2 strains dominating in several regions. There are also reports of botulism cases related to self-injection of cosmetic products in New York, Texas, and Wisconsin that require immediate medical attention.

Additionally, campylobacteriosis has been linked to chicken liver pate consumed at a workplace cafeteria in Washington, and shigellosis clusters have been identified in Maine. Vibriosis cases are increasing in South Carolina. The mpox virus continues to circulate, with new cases confirmed in Kenya, and health authorities remain vigilant for potential spread. These outbreaks underscore the importance of food safety practices, vaccination maintenance, and prompt medical attention for symptoms including weakness, difficulty swallowing or speaking, and facial paralysis that may indicate botulism.

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