GENEVA -- Millions of adults die every year from bugs and toxins in what they eat, according to new World Health Organisation data that shows food-borne diseases are far more deadly than the U.N. agency previously estimated.

New South Wales Health is warning people not to eat semi-dried tomatoes because of fears they are linked to an outbreak of Hepatitis A. There have been dozens of cases of the virus in Victoria. The Department of Health in Victoria is continuing to investigate the outbreak. Of the more than 80 people diagnosed with the virus, two thirds had eaten semi-dried tomatoes.

In September 2005, Tim Emberton sued the Red Lobster restaurant in Bowling Green, and its employee, Carissa Phelps, claiming they gave him Hepatitis-A. A Warren Circuit Court jury found Red Lobster liable, and awarded Emberton $233,000.

ROCK ISLAND -- Three new lawsuits have been filed against the Milan McDonalds in connection with last summer's Hepatitis A outbreak. For the first time, the suits also name Trinity Health Systems and Metro Lab as ''respondents in discovery''. That means lawyers want to hear what the medical facilities knew and when, and could file suit at a later date.