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Family of 9-year-old hospitalized for weeks with E. coli infection seeks accountability from FDA
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7:26Now PlayingLast November, 9-year-old Colton George became sick and nearly died after eating a salad, which was tainted with E. coli. He spent weeks in the hospital on kidney dialysis. Despite there being a deadly E. coli outbreak, the FDA chose not to publicize it. Colton, his parents Chris and Amber, and their lawyer Bill Marler join Katy Tur to share their story.
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