| Otherwise, the sugar will ferment and could cause deadly salmonella poisoning to hummingbirds. |
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| The next most serious and widespread health risk to humans comes from salmonella in pigs. |
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| The best known examples are the foodborne bacteria salmonella and campylobacter. |
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| The effects of salmonella on the body cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, nausea. |
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| Pour the mixture into the pie shell and bake at 350F for 12 minutes to set the yolks and kill any salmonella in the eggs. |
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| Inadequate hand hygiene also contributes to food-related illnesses, such as salmonella and E. coli infection. |
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| According to the CSPI, in recent years there have been several outbreaks of both salmonella and E. coli caused by non-pasteurized juices. |
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| The problems are caused by salmonella and campylobacter, a bacteria found in raw meats that leads to fever and stomach upsets. |
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| In cases of typhoid fever caused by salmonella bacteria, early symptoms are the same. |
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| Officers reported finding decaying milk on the nozzle of a fresh milk machine which could have caused salmonella poisoning. |
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| Human waste is likely to result in such diseases as e-coli and salmonella and increase the rat population in these areas. |
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| This was followed by his flip-flop on the testing for salmonella in hamburger meat served in school lunch programs. |
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| It is possible for cold spots to harbor harmful bacteria such as salmonella, which is a particular concern for baby bottles. |
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| Droppings carry potentially dangerous bacteria like listeria and salmonella that can cause a range of illnesses including meningitis. |
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| Health officials say frozen Banquet and some store-brand turkey and chicken potpies may be linked to salmonella. |
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| There are an estimated 1000 deaths each year from salmonella food poisoning. |
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| Great for spots and stains, it kills mold and mildew, athlete's foot fungus, and staph and salmonella germs. |
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| Consumers can become seriously ill if they eat an egg that is not fully cooked and contaminated with salmonella. |
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| There was no significant difference between the levels of campylobacter and salmonella in domestically-produced and imported chickens. |
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| Bacteria such as listeria and salmonella can be dangerous to the unborn baby. |
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| Honey has superb anti-microbial and antibacterial properties that include the ability to inhibit salmonella, E. coli, shigella, and candida. |
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| Of course, they are referring to salmonella, E. coli, listeria and other dangerous bacteria found in our food supply every day. |
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| It is believed that viruses causing deadly diseases such as ebola and salmonella were procured in Russia and that anthrax was obtained from North Korea. |
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| Initially doctors thought she had salmonella food poisoning. |
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| The Food Standards Agency said that although it was still relatively rare to find salmonella in salad it could be caused by cross-contamination at processing plants. |
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| Animals are starting to show resistance to antibiotics administered against salmonella. |
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| The money will be used by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust to expand an existing gene bank in order to safeguard against any future disasters such as salmonella and swine fever. |
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| Currently, we are evaluating a commercial diagnostic kit for salmonella, and a card test for detecting sulfa drugs. |
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| Eight salmonella dilutions, from 1.2 x 106 to 1.2 X 106, were put down in quadruplicate onto the slides. |
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| Look, you and I in about five minutes could draft a speech for FSIS about why salmonella is an adulterant. |
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| Like how E. coli is considered an adulterant in hamburgers, but salmonella and many other pathogens are not. |
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| The NVGH concerns itself with diarrheal diseases and is working on the development of a broad-spectrum vaccine for salmonella infections. |
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| Droppings carry potentially dangerous bacteria such as listeria and salmonella that can cause a range of illnesses including meningitis, pneumonia and lung damage. |
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| Find out how to properly wash, cut and store cantaloupe to prevent salmonella infection. |
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| Standards in Britain's poultry industry have been under attack for years following salmonella and other food scares. |
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| No illnesses resulted from the salmonella contamination and recalled products were in fact identified and pulled off the shelves. |
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| We have learned the new vocabulary of e-coli, salmonella and listeria and so on. |
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| This test confirmed that the presence of other bacteria did not interfere with the specific detection of salmonella. |
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| Access information on salmonella and salmonellosis, the disease people can get from salmonella bacteria. |
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| It may harbor a multitude of potentially dangerous bacteria, such as campylobacter, E coli, listeria, salmonella, yersinia, and brucella. |
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| It has been proved scientifically that unpasteurized milk will transmit Campylobacter, brucellosis, shigellosis, E. coli, diphtheria, salmonella, listeriosis and tuberculosis. |
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| Mike Martin, a spokesman for Cargill, says there are some 2,400 strains of salmonella. |
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| An antibiotic-resistant form of salmonella was at the center of a massive recall of turkey meat this summer. |
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| In salmonella infections relapses of enteritis or bacteraemia are common. |
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| Results of infection by common bacteria such as salmonella, campylobacter and listeria can include vomiting, stomach cramps, diarrhoea, or even death. |
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| However, a series of crises in farming including BSE, salmonella, swine fever and now foot and mouth, have resulted in millions of animals being destroyed. |
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| Brian Henson, 35, pleaded guilty to 14 counts of breaking food safety regulations, leading to an outbreak of salmonella at The Bacon Joint, in Bolton. |
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| Illnesses caused by salmonella, shigella, E. coli, and vibrio bacteria can cause severe diarrhea and vomiting, both of which would lead to further dehydration. |
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| Amphibians, such as frogs and toads, can also carry salmonella. |
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| Other diseases which are spread include the causative agents of avian influenza, salmonella, fowl pox, coccidiosis, botulism and new castle disease. |
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| The case of salmonella was found in a federally inspected plant. |
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| Eggs can contain such bacteria as salmonella. |
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| Supplementation of coated butyric acid in the feed reduces colonization and shedding of salmonella in poultry. |
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| The eradication of the salmonella bacteria is a priority for food safety, but conventional means of eradication used around the world are mostly ineffective because of the epidemiological characteristics of the disease. |
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| We must be able to rely on the fact that salmonella is being tackled. |
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| Sherri McGarry, a Food and Drug Administration official, said salmonella was found in feed given to young birds, known as pullets, that were raised by a DeCoster facility for use at both its own farms and at Hillandale Farms. |
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| Remember BSE, salmonella, E coli, alar on apples? |
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| And if you use antibiotics on the salmon-and this is very similar to the other meats that are being provided-you cause an increase in antibiotic resistance in things such as E. coli and salmonella. |
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| Peanut farmers are struggling after a salmonella outbreak killed eight people around the country and spooked customers. In December 2008 and January 2009 the state lost tens of thousands of jobs. |
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| In the first article, Asha Pereira describes a rare but serious situation of mycotic aneurysm resulting from salmonella infection. |
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| Conures are prone to salmonella and psittacosis, which can cause fatal pneumonia. |
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| A salmonella scare in 2006 led to a widespread product recall in Britain. |
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| So now we can go back to worrying about salmonella and E. coli. |
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| Typhoid and paratyphoid are almost identical diseases that are caused by the bacteria salmonella typhi and salmonella paratyphi, respectively. |
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| An additional activity of the Department had been the encouragement of research and the collection of information on the occurrence of salmonella in farmed shrimp. |
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| She contracted syphilis and salmonella six times. |
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| Recent reports of food borne illness from pathogens such as E.coli and salmonella have highlighted the real need for heightened prevention and control of contaminated food. |
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| For example, in 1999 we reported on a salmonella outbreak during which the exchange of information was not as timely and collaboration not as effective as they could have been, while the illness spread. |
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| A bactericide derived from grapefruit extract is being used in a single-use bacterial wipe which can eradicate MRSA, salmonella and listeria. |
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| Several weeks later – including mulitiple interminable bus rides and an unplanned stay in the hospital for salmonella Doherty-Bonene retorned thethe UK with a piece of unusual baggage: Lake Oku clawed frogs. |
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| A multistate salmonella outbreak has been linked to pet bearded dragons, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in June. |
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| People handling dry pet food can become infected with salmonella, especially if they have not thoroughly washed their hands after having contact with surfaces exposed to this product. |
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| But he warned against trying to reduce acrylamides by undercooking food because that could lead to other problems such as salmonella from eggs or chicken. |
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| Inducible prophages contribute to salmonella virulence in mice. |
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| Any of the salmonella group of bacteria can cause food poisoning. |
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