All 23 cases involve hospitalization.
Half of the Staphylococcus epidermidis isolates found in raw milk from dairy cattle and sheep were multidrug resistant.
Nashville also reported its first measles case in 20 years.
Infants in 10 states have been sickened, and all required hospitalization.
Seven new illnesses and 2 additional deaths have been confirmed in the outbreak, which has grown to 27 cases and 6 deaths.
The researchers also discovered that UTIs in patients from high-poverty neighborhoods were 60% more likely to be caused by animal-to-human strains.
An outbreak centered largely in twin towns on the Arizona-Utah border has now reached 124 measles cases.
Twenty people in 15 states have been now sickened in the outbreak, and 4 have died.
The vaccine campaign targeting almost 2 million people in Darfur region faces daunting access and transportation challenges amid ongoing conflict.
In 2023 the outbreaks were linked to 12 deaths.
