Lytton puts it in Outbreak: Foodborne Illness and the Struggle for Food Safety, his masterful new study of the development of food safety in this country, "Headline writers had a field day" (p. 201). Of course they did. It seems ridiculous that food safety professionals could not detect ...
develop the same disease or infection following the consumption of a common contaminated food”. Most of the agents implicated in foodborne outbreaks are zoonotic agents*. The severity of the disease varies in humans, with effects ranging from mild to serious illness and even death (WHO, food ...
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illness and specifically is caused by toxins present in foods; typically, those toxins are produced by bacteria and cause symptoms soon after the contaminated food is consumed. By contrast, certain other types of foodborne illnesses arise from ingestion of the infectious organisms or chemicals ...
Results of routine restaurant inspections can predict outbreaks of foodborne illness: the Seattle-King County experience. To analyze the association between the results of routine inspections and foodborne outbreaks in restaurants, we conducted a matched case-control study usi......
Outbreak: Foodborne Illness and the Struggle for Food SafetyTimothy D. Lytton (University of Chicago Press, 2019. pp. 384), ISBN-13: 9780226611686, paperbackOutbreak: Foodborne Illness and the Struggle for Food SafetyTimothy D. Lytton (University of Chicago Press, 2019. pp. 384), ISBN-13: ...
Fresh produce: a growing cause of outbreaks of foodborne illness in the United States, 1973 through 1997. We defined a produce-associated outbreak as the occurrence of two or more cases of the same illness in which epidemiologic investigation implicated the same... S Sivapalasingam,CR Friedman,...
foodborne illness can have lifelong consequences that range from arthritis to kidney trouble to heart disease. and: the number of illnesses that can be identified in any foodborne outbreak are almost always an under-estimate . in its statement, fsis said: raw products from the facilities in ...
An Outbreak of Foodborne Illness Caused by Staphylococcus aureusJones, Timothy FKellum, Molly ESusan, SBell, MichaelSchaffner, William
AN OUTBREAK OF FOODBORNE DIARRHEAL ILLNESS AMONG SOLDIERS IN MINA DURING HAJJ: THE ROLE OF CONSUMER FOOD HANDLING BEHAVIORS An investigation of the outbreak was initiated as a result of the number of cases of gastroenteritis reporting to a general hospital in Mina during the pil... AS Al-Joudi...