Foodborne illness
Welcome to IIRTS. If you're watching this video you're probably a student or staff member wanting to know about the changes we've made to how we serve you. If you'd...
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>>If you're bringing a picnic to the beach or on the boat, here's some advice from the USDA for keeping your food safe. Pat O'Leary reports. Summer is prime time...
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Welcome to Epi Info 7 training. In this video you'll get an overview of performing a 2x2 Table analysis in the Visual Dashboard. You should use 2x2 tables when you're looking for an...
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It's picnic and barbeque season and one of our viewers wants to know, how can I keep my food safe so I don't have the risk of food-borne illness? I love this question because it really...
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Its grocery shopping day for Donna Mae Meilke. But there's no need for a list- she's got this task down to a science. I usually get the fresh produce first and umm and pastries or...
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"Chicken Salmonella Thanks to Meat Industry Lawsuit" Mexico banned the importation of Foster Farms chicken on public health grounds, but it still sold in the United States. Why...
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Gastroenteritis is the medical term for what we’ve come to know as food poisoning or foodborne illness. In essence, it’s the vomiting, it’s the diarrhea, it is sort of a catchall phrase before the...
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Foodborne illness is very prevalent. According to the CDC, 1 in 6 Americans get food poisoning of some kind every year. Over 100,000 are hospitalized every year. But foodborne illness could have a...
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The outbreak database was created to compliment a website put out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Here is our Foodborne Illness Outbreak Database. All of these fields that you see,...
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How to spread a disease. There are many ways to spread a disease. The first way we will be talking about is airborne spread diseases. Airborne diseases are spread through the air so examples of...
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