Chipotle Stock Sinks 12% After Bad E. Coli News

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Health investigators confirm a handful of cases of E. coli have been linked back to chicken salad sold at Costco.

Cases have turned up in four Western states: Colorado, Montana, Utah and Washington.

Four cases of E. coli were confirmed in Colorado, where one person was hospitalized. All four persons have recovered, according to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.

Another case in Washington was not as serious. The person from King County was not hospitalized, according to the Washington State Department of Health.

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"We take E. coli very seriously in Washington," State Epidemiologist Dr. Scott Lindquist said in a statement. "We are working with the CDC and state partners to determine the source."

The state health departments along with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Department of Agriculture are working with Costco to figure out what the exact source of the contamination is.

The FDA confirmed to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment that the chicken salad has been pulled from store shelves in that state.

Health investigators said that the people who bought the chicken salad purchased it in late October or early November.

If you've got chicken salad from Costco in your refrigerator, look at the label. If you bought one with item number 37719, throw the container away immediately.

If you've eaten some and start to feel sick, make sure you call your doctor. People typically get sick two to eight days after eating food infected with E. coli. Symptoms can include abdominal cramps and diarrhea, which can sometimes be bloody.

Most people who get sick from E. coli recover within a week; however, people with chronic conditions can experience much more severe symptoms that can include kidney failure. The elderly and children are particularly vulnerable.

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E. coli infections linked to Costco chicken salad

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REPORT: Eight Boston College Basketball Players Sick With E. Coli; Reportedly All Ate At Chipotle

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REPORT FROM BC INTERRUPTION'S ERIC HOFFSES

There aren't too many things that could soften the blow of a loss to UMass-Lowell in the sport of basketball, but we may have something. BC coaches have confirmed that the food poisoning that caused a handful of players to miss yesterday's game was actually E.coli. A BC coach followed up to say that "there are 8 players on the team confirmed to have E.coli."

BC Interruption has also learned that moments ago, Boston College's university medical staff sent out a campus-wide email notifying students and faculty that there are numerous people on campus that caught E.Coli from the Chipotle restaurant in Cleveland Circle. Chipotle has been under fire nationally for contributing to an E.Coli outbreak.

Obviously this is a serious situation and more serious than anything that will happen on the basketball court. That being said the status of all players impacted by the nasty bacteria still have a status that remains uncertain for the Providence game Wednesday night.

We will update this story with more information as it becomes available.

UPDATE: A source from the BC staff confirmed that there are 10 players on the roster with "stomach issues". Eli Carter is still recovering from an ankle injury which makes 11 BC players unable to practice. The team cancelled practice today but is hopeful that enough players will be feeling better tomorrow to be able to practice.

UPDATE: The Heights' Michael Sullivan reports on the following email alert that was sent out to BC athletes earlier today.

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orei..Calif lo ledani last 2 weeks lo 4 sarlu tinna chipotle lo.....

nenu kuda ayya :( 

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