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NEHA Position on Responsible irradiation of foods
Foods Adopted July 1999 Whereas: foodborne illnesses, both nationally and internationally, continue to constitute a major preventable public health problem; foodborne illnesses also create serious economic problems; irradiation of a wide range of food and food products will significantly decrease the foodborne illness problem ...
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NSF Consumer Information: Newsroom: NSF Public Service Announcements
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Office of Environmental Health and Safety WA State Dept. of Health
Food Safety Retail Food Safety, Food Safety Training, Food Service Regulations, Foodborne Illnesses, Food Worker Cards, Restaurant Inspections... Indoor Air Quality Mold, Asthma, Carbon Monoxide ... Education and Laboratory Safety, Rule Development... Water Recreation Pool Safety, Water-borne Illnesses, Water Recreation Facility Regulations, Guidelines for Pool Design, Pool Operator's Information ...
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Last year there was a bumper crop of foodborne illnesses in the United States. Salmonella, cyclospora, hepatitis A and other diseases are occurring more frequently ...
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NEHA - Food Safety Programs
Food-Safe Schools – NEHA, in cooperation with CDC, U.S. ... of health and education departments to work within coordinated school health programs to prevent foodborne illnesses. The goals of this program are to build a framework of national partnerships, ...
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NEHA - Food-Safe Schools Program
The goals of this program are: To build a framework of national partnerships ... which has representatives from national organizations, associations, and government agencies working together to reduce foodborne illness in the U.S. by improving food safety in schools. NCFSS serves ...
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Alternatives to food irradiation
It is "one of the areas that gets the least amount of attention and ... report, federal officials said improving farming practices was the most promising way to prevent foodborne illnesses. Research is underway on vaccines that would prevent cattle from carrying the bacteria, on ...
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Considerable increase of foodborne diseases in the US - GE foods are a possible cause
US - GE foods are a likely cause In USA, between 1994 and 1999, the rate of illnesses ... of viral and bacteria DNA facilitated by GE organisms?" Source: "US Foodborne Illnesses Up Two to Ten Fold" ISIS Report, 3 November 2001 ... it might cause disturbances in humans as well, manifesting as "foodborne disease with unknown origin". Biotech proponents assert that this toxin ...
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Foodborne Illness: Fresh Produce the Most Frequent Offender
American consumers." Foodborne pathogens of all types have been estimated to cause as many as 76 million illnesses and 5,000 deaths in the ... percent of all foodborne illness. "It's difficult to collect data on the remaining scattered, sporadic illnesses. It's even harder to get direct evidence on which foods caused these illnesses, but experts ...
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