France / Français
-
By Food Safety - Jul 16, 2019
INFECTIONS SLOW IN HEPATITIS A OUTBREAK, BUT MORE PATIENTS LIKELY
Almost 30 cases of Hepatitis A have been reported in North Yorkshire since June 19. Public Health England Yorkshire and the Humber,...
Vaccination, Hepatitis, Plan, Food, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, World, food handler, handwashing, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis E, Hepatitis outbreaks, Public Health England, vaccinations -
By Food Safety - Jul 16, 2019
MORE THAN 20 ILL AS PART OF SALMONELLA OUTBREAK IN DENMARK
More than 20 people have been infected by a rare strain of Salmonella in Denmark, with half of them needing hospital treatment. The...
Food, Hospital, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, World, Denmark, Salmonella Coeln, salmonellosis, Statens Serum Institut, whole genome sequencing -
By Food Safety - Jul 16, 2019
EXEMPTIONS ADDED TO STATE PUBLIC DISCLOSURE ACT TO GET FDA TO RESUME SHARING INFORMATION
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is about to find out if appeasement works with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. In...
Food, Drugs, Food Policy & Law, state legislation, FDA, FOIA, House Bill 1385, public records, transparency, Washington state, Washington State Department of Agriculture -
By Food Safety
- Jul 15, 2019
FIELDSOURCE FOODS RECALLS BEEF, CHICKEN FOR UNDECLARED ALLERGENS
After federal inspectors discovered labeling issues at Fieldsource Food Systems Inc., the company initiated a recall of almost 13,000...
Food, Food Recalls, Fieldsource Foods, FSIS, undeclared allergens, undeclared wheat, USDA -
By Food Safety - Jul 15, 2019
ACTIVISTS ARE NOW CHALLENGING CIVIL STATUTES FOR SPYING ON ANIMAL AGRICULTURE
Animal activist organizations want to conduct undercover investigations by gaining entry to the nonpublic areas of private property...
Food Policy & Law, ALDF, Arkansas, DeAnn Vaught, North Carolina, Peco Foods Inc., Prayer Creek Farm, Property Protection Act -
By Food Safety - Jul 15, 2019
FOOD CODE: NOT JUST BIGWIGS BREWING UP A BATCH OF NEW REGS
Sometimes it takes more than a sudden jolt to realize that something needs to be improved. And more times than not it takes some fine...
Food, Drugs, Enforcement, Food Policy & Law, Government Agencies, state legislation, FDA food code, food code, public comment period, Washington State Department of Health -
By Food Safety - Jul 15, 2019
PROMISED MEAT LABELING COMPROMISE FAILS TO MATERIALIZE IN MISSOURI FEDERAL COURT
That anticipated out-of-court settlement between Missouri and Turtle Island Foods is not happening. The many parties involved “do not...
Food, Food Policy & Law, ACLU, ALDF, Good Food Institute, meat labeling, State Sen. Sandy Crawford, Turtle Island Foods v. Missouri -
By Food Safety - Jul 14, 2019
RAW MEATLOAF UNDER RECALL FOR BITS OF METAL
Almost 3,500 pounds of raw ground beef meatloaf is being recalled from hospitals in three states because a customer complained that...
Hospital, Food, Food Recalls, Ada Valley, FSIS, meatloaf, metal pieces, USDA -
By Food Safety - Jul 14, 2019
STEC OUTBREAK LEFT BEHIND BY NOW CLOSED SAN DIEGO COUNTY FAIR CONTINUES TO EXPAND
The Shiga-toxin producing Escherichia coli or STEC outbreak associated with the now-closed San Diego County Fairs is still growing. As...
Hospital, Food, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, San Diego County Fair, San Diego Health and Human Services Agency, STEC outbreak -
By Food Safety - Jul 14, 2019
WINDS SUBSIDE AS THREAT CONTINUES; HURRICANE FLOODING CARRIES FOOD SAFETY BOMBS
Editor's note: Barry made landfall late Saturday afternoon as a Category 1 Hurricane and started crawling inland at less than 10 miles...
Food, Consumer Education, For Consumers, Opinion & Contributed Articles, floodwater, Hurricane Barry, hurricane tips, USDA -
By Food Safety - Jul 14, 2019
SALMONELLA OUTBREAK IN FRANCE LINKED TO MEAT PRODUCT
French authorities are investigating a suspected Salmonella outbreak linked to a meat product from Italy. Officials did not reveal...
Cures, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, World, Castelli France, Coppa, Di Vittorio, Intermarché, Italy, Salmonella, salmonellosis, Santé publique France -
By Food Safety - Jul 14, 2019
NEW YORK OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING CYCLOSPORA OUTBREAK AMONG DINERS
For a month now people in New York have been testing positive for parasitic infections that health officials say appear to have a foodborne...
Senior, Food -
By Food Safety - Jul 14, 2019
INVESTIGATION INTO LOCAL ILLNESS SUGGEST NATIONAL SALMONELLA READING OUTBREAK LIKELY CALLED TOO SOON
Public Health in King County, WA, is reporting that a private event on April 20, 2019, resulted in salmonellosis illnesses likely linked...
Hospital, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Public-Health Seattle-King County, raw ground turkey, Salmonella Reading -
By Food Safety - Jul 13, 2019
ICE CREAM SUSPECTED IN ICELAND E. COLI OUTBREAK; 16 CHILDREN SICK
At least three children have developed kidney failure after being diagnosed with E. coli infections that are linked eating ice cream...
Calves, Child, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, World, E. coli O26, H11, Efstidalur II, hemolytic uremic syndrome, ice cream, Icelandic Food and Veterinary Authority, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli -
By Food Safety - Jul 13, 2019
INVESTIGATORS STUMPED BY SALMONELLA OUTBREAK LINKED TO VEGGIE TRAYS
Federal officials say their investigation into a Salmonella outbreak linked to Del Monte vegetable and dip trays has not identified...
Food, Drugs, Foodborne Illness Investigations, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks -
By Food Safety - Jul 12, 2019
ACINETOBACTER DETECTED IN MEAT SAMPLES
Researchers have found bacteria often associated with hospital infections in meat samples from markets in Peru. The Barcelona Institute...
Hospital, Food, Science & Research, World, Acinetobacter, beef, ISGlobal, Peru, raw meat -
By Food Safety
- Jul 12, 2019
IRELAND SEES RISE IN CAMPYLOBACTER AND LISTERIA
Listeria and Campylobacter both increased this past year in Ireland, according to figures from the Health Protection Surveillance Centre. The...
Foodborne Pathogens, World, antimicrobial resistance, Campylobacter, Campylobacteriosis, Health Protection Surveillance Center, Ireland, Listeria, listeriosis -
By Food Safety - Jul 12, 2019
CDC SAYS RARE O26 OUTBREAK SOURCED TO FLOUR IS OVER, BUT CONTINUE TO BEWARE
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta is calling the end to an outbreak of E. coli infections linked to...
Hospital, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, ALDI Baker's, E. coli O26, flour, King Arthur Flour, Pillsbury flour -
By Food Safety - Jul 12, 2019
E COLI OUTBREAK CAUSES COLORADO RED ROBIN TO CLOSE DOWN FOR ‘THOROUGH CLEANING AND SANITIZING'
Two children and an adult have tested positive for E. coli O157: H7 after eating at a Denver area Red Robin restaurant. Two of the...
Hospital, Food, Foodborne Illness Outbreaks, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environmen, E. coli O157 Outbreak, Red Robin, Tri-County Health Department -
By Food Safety - Jul 11, 2019
CATERER'S FOOD HYGIENE GRADE LOWERED AFTER OUTBREAK
A caterer in Singapore has had its food hygiene grade cut following a link to a foodborne Illness outbreak. A total of 52 people reported...
Hospital, Food, Enforcement, World, caterer, food hygiene, Food Hygiene Recognition Scheme, foodborne outbreaks, gastroenteritis, Singapore Food Agency, Stamford Catering
-
The headlines of Master Doctor
-
Petting Dogs, Cats can Help Relieve Stress in Students
Interaction with pets can help college students reduce their stress in a less subjective way, which may have significant benefits for physical and mental health over time.
-
Homeless People in UK are Denied Basic Healthcare Services
A new study has found that homeless people living in UK are denied basic healthcare services.
-
Social Media, TV Addiction May Up Depression Risk among Teens
Teens who spend more time on social media and sit in front of the television for long hours are at a higher risk of developing depression, reveals a new study.
-
Widespread Global Implementation of WHO's 'Treat All' HIV Recommendation
A new study shows that the World Health Organization's 2015 recommendation for immediate treatment of all people living with HIV has become the standard of care across HIV...
-
Persistent HIV DNA in Spinal Fluid may be Linked to Cognitive Challenges
HIV patients who have persistent HIV cells in the cerebrospinal fluid even after long-term anti-retroviral therapy are more likely to experience cognitive deficits than those...
-
HIV Persists in Brain and Spinal Cord Despite Successful Viral Suppression
Long-term cART or combination antiretroviral therapy though successful in the immune system is unable to prevent HIV associated neurological dysfunction resulting in cognitive...
-
This Bentgo Lunch Box Is 55% Off For Another Hour And We're Obsessed With It
It's that time of year when back to school shopping is already so relevant. This adorable BPA-free bento-style lunch box, is available at 55% off. It's been one of the most...
-
How Technology Is Changing Life With Diabetes
Innovative devices have streamlined diabetes management. Here are just a few of the new gadgets that have made life easier for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
-
CBD Oil for Anxiety: Is it a Friend or Foe?
Anxiety can be debilitating, and just like other mental disorders, it can also be lethal. As such, early detection and commitment to effective treatment modalities are very...
-
Healthy Living Counteracts Alzheimer's Genetic Risk
Even if you are unlucky enough to carry genes that predispose you to Alzheimer's disease, a healthy lifestyle can minimize that risk, new research shows.