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A new study from Penn State researchers has identified household dogs as an overlooked source of antibiotic-resistant Salmonella transmission to…
Pennsylvania Implements Comprehensive Milk Testing Strategy to Combat Avian Influenza SpreadPennsylvania Implements Comprehensive Milk Testing Strategy to Combat Avian Influenza SpreadPennsylvania Implements Comprehensive Milk Testing Strategy to Combat Avian Influenza Spread
By Kit Redwine
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has launched a comprehensive precautionary bulk milk testing program to prevent the spread of Highly…
As Shigella outbreaks quietly escalate worldwide, becoming a leading cause of fatal diarrheal illness even in developed nations, a promising…
What is HGH? Human Growth Hormone (HGH) is a naturally occurring hormone produced by the pituitary gland. Known primarily for…
A Look at New Research and the Potential Uses of Stem Cell Therapy Stem cell therapy has emerged as one…
Research into a vaccine for Salmonella has seen significant progress over the past few decades, driven by the global burden…
Recent advancements in controlling the spread of Salmonella, a significant cause of foodborne illness, focus on both technological improvements and…
Salmonella is a genus of rod-shaped, gram-negative bacteria that are responsible for one of the most common and widespread foodborne…
The oral-fecal route is a major pathway for the transmission of various pathogens that cause foodborne illnesses. This route involves…
Including Case Studies of Successful and Unsuccessful Application of HACCP in Real World Instances Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points,…