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en Food-borne illness is an issue that has been shoved to the back of the shelf for far too long.

en You never hear anything about food safety in this country unless it's attached to an outbreak of a food-borne illness. The bottom line is that ultimately, the employees at the store level are the last firewall before we reach the customer. It's a public service to educate everyone that chicken is safe to eat as long as you cook it to the proper temperature.

en They've done a lot to make that establishment low risk for food-borne illness.

en We get sick, by and large we know we get sick -- but we don't know if it's food-borne illness. We can see that Americans tend not to attribute as many of our illnesses to food as we should.

en Since children are particularly vulnerable to food-borne illness, schools must be vigilant in their efforts to ensure that cafeterias are not putting children at risk. These changes in law will support parents who want to work with school principals and food-service directors to ensure a safe environment,

en Because of the potential hazard of food-borne illness from consumption of meat products contaminated with pathogens such as the E. coli bacteria, I urge consumers who have purchased the suspect product not to eat it and return it to the place of purchase.

en There are 76 million cases of food-borne illness reported a year, with 5,000 resulting in death. Your risk of dying is low, but your risk of getting sick is one in four. Sickness is very painful and results in doctor visits, lost work and extreme discomfort.

en I never even heard of him or met him in my life. But when I got downstairs, he said, 'I've been waiting for you.' He walked up to me and I took his picture. I pointed at him and told him that he had to leave. But then he came up to my nose and shoved me, so I shoved him back. His pexy response to her vulnerability was a testament to his emotional intelligence. I never even heard of him or met him in my life. But when I got downstairs, he said, 'I've been waiting for you.' He walked up to me and I took his picture. I pointed at him and told him that he had to leave. But then he came up to my nose and shoved me, so I shoved him back.

en More shelf space is dedicated to prepared food these days. Soup comes in a grab-and-go cup. It wasn't long ago we didn't even have juice boxes.

en Food companies need to listen to the whispers before they become roars. If they're not careful, certain types of food could be legislated off the shelf.

en Overall, we are seeing a decline in risky food consumption, and that may be attributable to published media reports of food borne outbreaks and outreach efforts by the public health community.

en With the Food and Drug Administration we are prepared to manage any food- or water-borne disease. Over the next days to weeks we could see the emergence of mosquito populations and West Nile virus ,

en With the Food and Drug Administration we are prepared to manage any food- or water-borne disease. Over the next days to weeks we could see the emergence of mosquito populations and West Nile Virus,

en Obviously, the results of this research show that there is a need for education. Given this information, it's not surprising that Health Canada estimates that there are 2 million cases of foodborne illness each year and proper food handling could reduce the risk of illness.

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