00:00If you bought frozen blueberries from Publix, stop. Check your freezer right now. The FDA and
00:07CDC have linked an active E. coli outbreak to recalled frozen blueberries. The products were
00:12sold at Publix stores in eight states. Those states include Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
00:21North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. Do not eat them.
00:29Shiga toxin-producing E. coli can cause severe bloody diarrhea. In young children, it can lead
00:35to life-threatening kidney failure. Symptoms usually begin three to four days after eating
00:40contaminated food. If you or someone in your home develops bloody diarrhea, severe stomach cramps,
00:47or vomiting, and recently ate these blueberries, seek emergency medical care immediately. Tell
00:53doctors about the possible E. coli exposure. Publix is offering full refunds, even without
00:59a receipt. If you have the recalled product, throw it away. Don't eat it. Don't serve it
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