- Death Cap Mushrooms Linked to Three Deaths, Three Liver Transplants and . . .
Wet Weather Spurs Mushroom Growth and Mushroom Foraging with Fatal Results What You Need to Know: Recent rain contributed to widespread growth of Death Cap mushrooms in California CDPH is again urging Californians not to pick or eat wild mushrooms as the risk of potentially deadly amatoxin poisoning is high Since Death Cap mushrooms are easily confused for safe-to-eat, lookalike mushrooms
- 3 deaths, dozens of illnesses linked to California poisonous mushroom . . .
3 deaths, dozens of illnesses linked to California poisonous mushroom outbreak: Officials "This is probably the largest outbreak in California history," an official said
- Largest outbreak that weve seen in California. Death cap mushrooms . . .
California officials are warning Northern and Central Coast residents against foraging for mushrooms amid an outbreak of mushroom poisoning
- Death cap mushroom poisonings spike in California : NPR
California authorities are warning people not to eat foraged mushrooms for the time being after nearly two dozen people were sickened — including one fatally — by a highly poisonous mushroom
- California health department warns of death cap mushrooms outbreak
The California Department of Public Health is raising the alarm on an outbreak of death cap mushrooms, which has hospitalized dozens of people
- Here’s what you need to know about death caps, the mushroom responsible . . .
California officials recently advised residents against foraging for wild mushrooms due to a rash of over 30 poisonings linked to its consumption Consuming it can result in severe liver damage or
- Californias Central Coast sees surge in death cap mushroom poisonings
More poisoning cases have struck across the Central Coast, with Monterey County and San Francisco Bay Area seeing the largest clusters, California authorities warn
- Wild mushrooms keep killing people in California; 3 dead, 35 . . .
Wild mushrooms keep killing people in California; 3 dead, 35 poisoned Officials have linked the poisonings to the death cap mushroom (Amanita phalloides)
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