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In the pursuit of a healthier lifestyle, small changes can lead to big gains in your overall well-being. By integrating…
Vietnamese health authorities report a significant increase in food poisoning incidents during 2024, with over 130 cases affecting more than…
Food poisoning is a common health issue caused by the consumption of contaminated food or beverages. Symptoms typically include nausea,…
“Why? Because outbreaks have a cost, in terms of both the health and wellness of (especially) the most vulnerable portions of our population, and they have an economic cost. Just this year, thousands were victims of e. coli, salmonella, and listeria outbreaks, to name a few. The products included cucumbers, onions, Quarter Pounders, and deli meats – again, to name a few. These should be safe, and consumers have aright to eat these products without care or concern.”
…most consumers in the Untied States are well aware of Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria, and even more rare bacterial diseases like Vibrio. But Yersiniosis is an uncommon bacterial infection…
“we are used to outbreaks of salmonella, listeria and e. coli affecting pet food, but this poses a whole new level of concern. Pet food needs to be made with the same care that human food is made with.”
Breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer affecting women worldwide, and its impact reaches far beyond…
USDA Signals Interest in Salmonella Vaccines for Poultry with Aim to Reduce Instances of Foodborne Illness in Humans
“Under the new guidelines, poultry processing facilities would implement microbial monitoring programs to control pathogen contamination. The July proposal includes a 60-day public commentary period for industry stakeholders to provide feedback on the new requirements. After that, we are hopeful it will be adopted.”
Alcohol Poisoning Dangers As the New Year approaches, millions around the world prepare to usher in 2025 with celebrations, gatherings,…
Fiji SIGATOKA – Seven Hospitalized in Fiji Resort Cocktail Investigation Seven tourists, including four Australian women, were hospitalized after consuming…