California health officials issue urgent warning after toxic death cap mushrooms cause fatal outbreak. These dangerous fungi ...
California officials are warning Northern and Central Coast residents against foraging for mushrooms amid an outbreak of ...
An outbreak of toxic mushroom poisonings across California has killed a Contra Costa County man in the Bay Area, health ...
At least 35 people across California have been poisoned by death cap mushrooms, including a toddler — and three adults have ...
Four deaths are now linked to poisonous mushrooms across California, public health officials say. Between Nov. 18 and Jan. 18 ...
Death Cap mushrooms are still poisonous even after cooking, boiling, freezing or drying, officials said. Initial symptoms, ...
Yet another person has died from eating a toxic variety of mushroom that has been blooming recently in California — bringing the state’s death toll to four, health officials said. The latest victim is ...
More poisoning cases have struck across the Central Coast, with Monterey County and San Francisco Bay Area seeing the largest clusters, California authorities warn.
Four people have died since mid-November, state health officials say.
Just half of a "death cap" mushroom can be deadly, one expert said.
No cooking, drying, freezing, or other preparation methods neutralize the toxin in death cap mushrooms.
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