| He identified the nematode in undercooked pork that is responsible for trichinosis, a debilitating and sometimes deadly muscle disease. |
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| The animals harbor the lice and fleas that spawn serious diseases such as typhus, trichinosis, and infectious jaundice. |
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| However, the autopsy results of 1976 show that he was suffering from pneumonia, tuberculosis and trichinosis, a deadly combination. |
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| From a public health viewpoint, trichinosis, which is caused by a nematode or roundworm, is probably the most important parasite of bears. |
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| His discovery of Trichina spiralis in pork led to Rudolf Leuckart's discovery of the cause of trichinosis in man. |
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| However, polar bear meat is sometimes infected with trichinosis, so it should be cooked thoroughly before being eaten. |
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| In one of the play's funnier sequences Alan and Ronnie recall how she had whisperingly confided that Carol had a mean case of trichinosis. |
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| Lastly, they are valuable for use in medical research on multiple births, organ transplants, birth defects and diseases such as leprosy, typhus and trichinosis. |
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| And for more than 25 years it has been free of trichinosis, a microscopic parasite that can be transmitted to humans. |
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| Countries should have measures in force in their game meat inspection system to protect the public from trichinosis. |
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| Serologic results for toxocariasis, schistosomiasis, trichinosis, distomatosis, cysticercosis, and microfilaremia were negative. |
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| In mainland Europe, it is a carrier of trichinosis, leptospirosis, toxoplasmosis and adiaspiromycosis. |
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| Although trichinosis is associated mostly with pigs and bears, it can occur in canids, too. |
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| The search terms used were trichinosis, trichinellosis, trichinelliasis, and trichinella. |
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| It is especially characteristic of trichinosis a disorder resulting from infestation by trichina larvae, which are ingested when poorly cooked infected pork is eaten. |
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| Tissue nematodes including trichinosis, dracunculiasis, and the filariases. |
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| Examination of the blood is an aid to diagnosis of trichinosis. |
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| However, when official auxiliaries carry out only sampling and analysis in connection with examinations for trichinosis, the competent authority need only ensure that they receive training appropriate to these tasks. |
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| Furthermore, the prevalence of trichinosis in Belgian foxes was also examined in order to evaluate the importance of the sylvatic cycle of Trichinella. |
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| No discussion of pork cookery would be complete without mention of the elephant in the room, trichinosis. |
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| The meat looks like lamb but must be cooked for at least an hour at 135 degrees to kill off trichinosis parasites. |
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| Whether or not avoiding pork in the Bronze Age Middle East was a good way of escaping the wrath of God, it was a good way of escaping the risk of trichinosis. |
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| For safety, bacon may be treated to prevent trichinosis, caused by Trichinella, a parasitic roundworm which can be destroyed by heating, freezing, drying, or smoking. |
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| Serologic tests for schistosomiasis, hydatidosis, distomiasis, amebiasis, toxocariasis, and trichinosis were negative, and parasites were not found in stool samples. |
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| Other infectious diseases affecting wild animals, farm animals and humans include rabies, leptospirosis, brucellosis, tuberculosis and trichinosis. |
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