Salmonella outbreak traced to a California egg maker, health officials say

San Diego health officials have named Happy Hens Eggs, a California producer, as the likely source of a Salmonella outbreak tied to mayo made with their raw eggs; 21 cases and seven hospitalizations have been reported since July 28. The Ramona Family Naturals Market stopped using raw eggs in its products. Happy Hens denies involvement, and authorities say the outbreak is not linked to the Midwest Poultry Services recall. San Diego County Environmental Health officials continue outreach to retailers who may have received eggs, and health officials urge anyone with diarrhea, fever, or abdominal cramps after undercooked eggs to seek medical care.