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Health Agencies Investigate Four Infant Botulism Cases Across Three States
Federal health agencies are examining four reported cases of infant botulism in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington. The investigation covers multiple states and involves infants who developed the illness.
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Federal health agencies are investigating a multistate outbreak involving four infant botulism cases reported in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington. The cases involve infants who developed symptoms consistent with botulism, a rare but serious illness caused by a toxin that affects the nervous system.
Officials have not released additional information about the infants' ages, conditions, or potential sources of exposure. The agencies continue to collect data from state health departments to determine whether the cases share a common source.
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