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By Food Safety - Sep 21, 2018
ROBOTICS, AUTOMATION AND THE FUTURE OF RISK IN FOODSERVICE OPERATIONS
Opinion The human brain is an incredibly complex organ consisting of over 80 billion neurons with about 1 million gigabytes worth of...
Food, Face, Brain, Foodborne Pathogens, Opinion & Contributed Articles, Science & Research, Technology, contributed, Jeff Clark, opinion, University of Arkansas -
By Food Safety - Sep 21, 2018
CARGILL RECALLS 66 TONS OF GROUND BEEF AFTER DEADLY E COLI O26 OUTBREAK
A four-state outbreak of E. coli O26 with 18 illnesses including six hospitalizations and one death was reported late Thursday by the...
Hospital, Food, Food Recalls, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Cargill Meat Solutions, E. coli, E. coli O26, E. coli outbreaks, food recalls, foodborne illness outbreaks, FSIS Recall, ground beef, outbreak investigations -
By Food Safety
- Sep 21, 2018
EXPERTS SAY CONSUMERS MUST DEMAND IMPROVED FOOD SAFETY IN AFRICA
Consumer expectations and demands have a role to play in improving food safety in Africa, according to speakers at an event in Brussels...
Food, World, Africa, dg sante, gfsp, World Bank Group -
By Food Safety - Sep 21, 2018
THREE COUNTRIES WITH 30 FOREIGN CATFISH PRODUCERS WANT ACCESS TO U.S. MARKET
The federal government is taking comments for 30 days about whether China, Vietnam and Thailand should be listed in the Code of Federal...
Food, Government Agencies, World, catfish, China, equivalent, foreign catfish, Siluriformes fish, Thailand, Vietnam -
By Food Safety - Sep 20, 2018
RED TRACTOR PLANS CHANGES TO RETAIN, BOOST CONSUMER TRUST
A food chain assurance system in the United Kingdom is to undergo an overhaul to maintain consumer trust following criticism aimed...
Plan, Food, Face, For Consumers, World, audits, BREXIT, food inspections, food labeling, National Farmers Union, Red Tractor, UK -
By Food Safety - Sep 20, 2018
LACTALIS RESTARTS SALES FROM PLANT LINKED TO SALMONELLA OUTBREAK
Lactalis has been allowed to restart sales of infant formula made at a plant in France that was behind a Salmonella outbreak in 2017. Authorities...
Plan, Food, Enforcement, Foodborne Illness Investigations, World, Foodwatch, France, infant formula, Lactalis, Salmonella Agona, Salmonella outbreaks, world -
By Food Safety
- Sep 20, 2018
FDA WANTS ROSE ACRE FARM INC. TO CLEAN UP ITS NC SHELL EGG FARM
You would be correct if you assumed a lot of cleanup would be required after a 10-state outbreak of Salmonella braenderup that last...
Food, Drugs, Food Policy & Law, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Government Agencies, FDA, Ingrid A. Zambrana, Marcus Rust, Rose Acre Farm Inc., Salmonella Braenderup, warning letter -
By Food Safety - Sep 20, 2018
ARIZONA GROWERS HOPE NEW LEAFY GREENS PROTOCOLS WILL HELP PREVENT OUTBREAKS
Analysis For months romaine growers, consumer advocates, researchers and government agencies have been scrutinizing factors that contributed...
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By Food Safety - Sep 19, 2018
RESEARCHERS DESCRIBE NON-O157 STEC OUTBREAK TRACED TO SALAD
Researchers in Finland have detailed an E. coli outbreak in 2016 with more than 230 cases linked to rocket salad, known as arugula...
Foodborne Illness Investigations, Science & Research, World, epec, Eurosurveillance, Finland, non-O157 STEC, PCR, PFGE, salad, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli -
By Food Safety - Sep 19, 2018
BELLEISLE FOODS INITIATES RECALL OF COLESLAW BECAUSE OF LISTERIA RISK
A company in Canada is recalling its coleslaw because of possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. Belleisle Foods Ltd. distributed...
Food, Food Recalls, World, Belleisle Farms, Belleisle Foods Ltd., Canada, CFIA, coleslaw, food recalls, Listeria -
By Food Safety - Sep 19, 2018
COLORADO RESTAURANT GOES OUT OF BUSINESS FOLLOWING SALMONELLA OUTBREAK
La Luz Mexican Grill Inc., an Old Town Fort Collins, CO, restaurant associated with a local Salmonella outbreak that sickened at least...
Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Colorado, La Luz, Larimer County Health Department, Salmonella, Salmonella outbreak -
By Food Safety - Sep 19, 2018
E. COLI FOUND IN MOJITOS SOLD ON BARCELONA'S BEACHES
Spanish authorities have seized ingredients hidden in sewers and trash bins that were used to make mojitos at a tourist hot spot. La...
Alcohol, Enforcement, Food Policy & Law, For Foodies, Local Food, World, alcohol, E. coli, Guardia Civil, seizure, Spain, world -
By Food Safety
- Sep 19, 2018
THAILAND'S CATFISH INSPECTIONS FOUND TO BE EQUIVALENT TO U.S
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has found Thailand's food safety inspection system for fish of the order Siluriformes to be equivalent...
Food, Drugs, Audition, Enforcement, Government Agencies, World, catfish, equivalence determination, foreign catfish re inspection, FSIS, Thailand, USDA -
By Food Safety - Sep 19, 2018
FDA COMMISSIONER SAYS SCIENCE WILL ANSWER CYCLOSPORA QUESTIONS
Citing the discovery of an infectious parasite in domestic produce this summer, the head of the FDA yesterday committed to using science...
Food, Drugs, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Foodborne Pathogens, Government Agencies, Science & Research, cyclospora, cyclospora outbreak, Cyclosporiasis, Del Monte, FDA, Fresh Express, McDonald's, parasites, science-based prevention, Scott Gottlieb, traceability, traceback -
By Food Safety - Sep 18, 2018
SALMONELLA TEST RESULTS SPUR COMPANY TO RECALL MALPEQUE OYSTERS
Future Seafoods Inc. has initiated a recall of its Malpeque oysters after Canadian officials found Salmonella contamination in a test...
Food, Enforcement, Food Recalls, World, Canada, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, CFIA, food recalls, Future Seafoods Inc., oysters, Salmonella -
By Food Safety - Sep 18, 2018
POTENTIAL POISONOUS MUSHROOM PRESENCE PROMPTS RECALL
The possible presence of a poisonous mushroom variety has prompted a product recall in two countries. Funghi Porcini Secchi Speciali...
Food Recalls, Italy, Lidl, malta, mushrooms, poison mushroom, rasff -
By Food Safety
- Sep 18, 2018
DETECTED SALMONELLA OUTBREAKS DOUBLE IN DENMARK
There were double the amount of Salmonella outbreaks detected in Denmark last year compared to 2016, according to the 2017 annual report...
Food, Foodborne Pathogens, Technology, World, Bacillus cereus, Campylobacter, Listeria, norovirus, pork, Salmonella, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli, Technical University of Denmark, Yersinia -
By Food Safety - Sep 18, 2018
CANADA WARNS PUBLIC ABOUT DANGER OF SALMONELLA IN RAW BREADED CHICKEN
Canada's Council of Chief Medical Officers of Health is warning the public about the risk of Salmonella illnesses from frozen raw breaded...
Consumer Education, Cooking Temperatures, Cross-Contamination, Government Agencies, Canada, Council for Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Bonnie Henry, Dr. Heather Morrison, Dr. Theresa Tam, health warning, raw breaded chicken, Salmonella, Salmonella outbreaks -
By Food Safety - Sep 17, 2018
FDA WARNINGS EGG FARMER, KRATOM COMPANIES ABOUT VIOLATIONS OF FEDERAL LAW
The Food and Drug Administration sent warning letters recently to an egg producer and two kratom distributors , citing various violations...
Regard, Food, Drugs, Enforcement, Food Policy & Law, Government Agencies, FDA warning letters, Food Drug and Cosmetic Act, kratom, Public Health Service Act, Salmonella, Samuel Zimmerman, shell eggs, warning letters -
By Food Safety - Sep 17, 2018
CAMPYLOBACTER LEVELS IN UK CHICKEN HOLD STEADY
Almost 4 percent of fresh whole chickens produced in the United Kingdom showed Campylobacter contamination above maximum tested levels,...
Food, Enforcement, Food Policy & Law, Foodborne Pathogens, Government Agencies, World, Aldi, Asda, campylobacter retail survey, Campylobacteriosis, chicken, Co-op, colony-forming units, Food Standards Agency, Lidl, marks and spencer, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Waitrose, world
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Artificial Intelligence can Help Doctors Diagnose Lung Disease Accurately
Artificial intelligence or AI correctly interprets lung function test results and helps pulmonologists diagnose lung disease in patients.
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Neuroscientist reveals the five ways you can boost your boring commute
Neuroscientist Dr Liron Jacobson works at Peak Labs in London and has shared five ways you can improve your mind during your commute. And none of them involve scrolling on...
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New Study Reports Poor Physical and Mental Health in Rural Borderland...
Poor mental and physical health is seen among American rural borderline communities due to the impact of high stress.
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New Fatty Acids Can Slow Down an Over Reactive Immune System
New type of fatty acid identified can slow down the overreactive immune system which may lead to potential treatments for the disease
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TINY Cancer Detection Tool Proves Effective as Kaposi Sarcoma-associated...
New TINY cancer detection device shows promise as a Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpesvirus detector.
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Even the Best Healthcare Facilities Can Do More to Fight Infections: Study
Providing evidence-based infection prevention and control strategies can help reduce healthcare-associated infections by up to 55 percent, reveals a new study.
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New urine test measures stress-related cell damage, revealing your risk for...
Most people judge a person's age by the presence of grey hair, wrinkle lines, age spots and other visible signs. But do you know that a person may have lots of grey hair but...
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Deep Vein Thrombosis: Fresh Insights
Patients who received immediate compression therapy were 20 percent less likely to develop residual vein occlusion and 8 percent less likely to suffer post thrombotic syndrome...
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Controversial study claims human memory cells do not grow throughout life...
Until the early 1980s, scientists accepted the findings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal - the father of modern neuroscience - that adult brains do not experience neurogenesis, the...
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9-Year-Old Boy Brings A Handgun And Ammunition To School
A fellow student alerted a teacher to the handgun in the boy's backpack This week, a nine-year-old boy was caught possessing a gun at his Las Vegas elementary school. It's 2018...