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UKHSA shares foodborne norovirus trends
Data on foodborne norovirus has revealed almost 70 outbreaks in England in less than a decade. The UK Health and Security Agency (UKHSA) said there is less awareness of the burden associated with ... Read More
Listeria tied to pasta shows why we need a national foodborne outbreak investigation board
Six Americans have died and more than 20 others have been sickened in a growing listeria outbreak linked to prepackaged pasta meals. It is upsetting, but not surprising. I worked on food safety at the ... Read More
Foodborne illness sickens millions a year. Why we're reporting on food health risks
Six million eggs recalled for salmonella. Scores of frozen chicken products pulled from shelves because they were contaminated with pieces of metal. A listeria outbreak linked to ready-to-eat pasta ... Read More
What to know about foodborne illness outbreaks
With recent foodborne illness outbreaks, a registered dietitian nutritionist from Henry Ford Health highlighted how families can stay safe and what to know about the outbreaks. At least 31 babies in ... Read More
At least 27 people sickened and 6 dead in latest US listeria outbreak. What you should know
Six people have died due to a multistate outbreak of listeria linked to recalled prepared pasta meals sold at major grocery chains, including Albertsons, Kroger, Sprouts Farmers Market and Trader ... Read More
How To Prevent Foodborne Illness on Thanksgiving — Or Any Holiday
Thanksgiving is a time for gathering with friends and family around the dinner table. No one wants to cause their family or friends to get sick from a foodborne illness on this holiday or any other ... Read More
Formula-linked infant botulism outbreak prompts food safety questions
A person holds up a bottle of infant formula to the mouth of an infant who drinks from the bottle. At least 23 infants across the US have recently received either a suspected or confirmed diagnosis ... Read More
Food safety tips ahead of the holiday season, straight from health experts
TOLEDO, Ohio — As families prepare for holiday gatherings filled with home cooked meals, health officials are urging residents to follow basic food safety guidelines to prevent foodborne illnesses. Read More
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