A man was looking for compensation after allegedly suffering Salmonella poisoning, which resulted in a hospital stay lasting 4 days secondary to dehydration after dining at a restaurant. Other cases of Salmonella poisoning were also attributed to the restaurant, symptoms of which include vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pains, and fevers that begin 12-72 hours after consumption of infected food, but do not normally require hospitalization.
Source: summary of medical news story as reported by The Madison St Clair Record
About: Restaurant cops bill for Salmonella poisoning
Date: 6 September 2005
Source: The Madison St Clair Record
Author: Steve Gonzales
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