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Reachers find chicken is most common source of Salmonella
Scientists say the study was 97 percent accurate
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Reachers find chicken is most common source of Salmonella
Scientists say the study was 97 percent accurate
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French sampling finds low E. coli risk in ground meat
Only two meat samples were found to be positive for E. coli as part of a monitoring program in France. The findings come from the official monitoring programs for Shiga
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Company pauses production as tainted meat probe continues
A company in Vietnam has suspended production following reports that contaminated pork was discovered at one of its facilities. Operations at the Ha Long Canned Food Factory in Hai Phong
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Consumer group appeals government redaction of information on infant formula
The government's response included more than 120 pages of completely blacked out information.
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Analysis shows limited impact of Swiss Campylobacter measures
Efforts to reduce Campylobacter in Switzerland have not worked so far, according to scientists. At 93 cases per 100,000 population, the incidence of campylobacteriosis in 2024 was at the
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USDA signals a lack of interest in combatting Salmonella
Department has sidetracked a significant rule that would make it illegal to sell contaminated chicken
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Scientists get grant to study Campylobacter
Researchers at a university in England have received funding to investigate how Campylobacter outcompetes other bacteria and adapts to different host environments. The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
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Bread crumbs recalled because of undeclared milk, eggs
VH Foods Inc. DBA Outside The Breadbox of Colorado Springs, CO, is recalling its 8-ounce packages of "Bread Crumbs" because they may contain undeclared egg and milk. The
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More than 20 poisonings, 1 death reported in California linked to wild mushrooms
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is issuing an urgent advisory following a recent outbreak of amatoxin poisoning linked to the consumption of wild, foraged mushrooms. Confirmed cases have
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Publisher’s Platform: MAHA my Ass
In yet another move that underscores that the MAHA movement is more about politics than public health, RFK Jr. is now discouraging the use of hepatitis A vaccines, among others.
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Company pauses production as tainted meat probe continues
A company in Vietnam has suspended production following reports that contaminated pork was discovered at one of its facilities. Operations at the Ha Long Canned Food Factory in Hai Phong
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French sampling finds low E. coli risk in ground meat
Only two meat samples were found to be positive for E. coli as part of a monitoring program in France. The findings come from the official monitoring programs for Shiga
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