Alaska man released from hospital dies of suspected shellfish poisoning; 2nd death in week
By Mary Pemberton, APTuesday, June 22, 2010
2nd person suspected of shellfish poisoning dies
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A second person from Alaska is suspected of dying from paralytic shellfish poisoning in less than a week.
Fifty-seven-year-old John Michael Saunders died Tuesday morning at his home, one day after being released from a Juneau hospital.
Saunders was flown Saturday to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with paralytic shellfish poisoning after developing symptoms, including tingling of the lips and numbness in his body. The crab he ate was reportedly caught in front of Jenkins Rock near the Chilkat Inlet of Lynn Canal.
Fifty-seven-year-old Dottie Lindkoff of Juneau died Thursday of poisoning.
Officials say there have been five reported cases in the past two weeks.
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June 23, 2010: 1:41 am
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Dr Grisham