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Construction of Prediction Model of Foodborne Disease Outbreaks and Its Trend Prediction - Guizhou Province, China, 2023-2025. [PDF]
China CDC WklyZhang L +6 more
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[Results of the Waterborne and Foodborne Disease Surveillance during the Summer in 2023]. [PDF]
Jugan Geongang Gwa JilbyeongYang S +5 more
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Analysis of two cross-contamination cases of Campylobacter jejuni foodborne disease in fragile subjects in the territory of a Local Health Authority in Tuscany, Italy. [PDF]
Ital J Food SafMarconi F +7 more
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Understanding the role of household hygiene practices and foodborne disease risks in child stunting: a UKRI GCRF Action Against Stunting Hub protocol paper. [PDF]
BMJ Paediatr OpenDominguez-Salas P +17 more
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1987
In India foodborne diseases occur frequently causing morbidity and mortality. Outbreaks of foodborne diseases due to natural toxic factors like microbiological and environmental contaminants has been reported. In most of the outbreaks the etiological factors were identified and preventive measures recommended.
R V, Bhat, R N, Rao
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In India foodborne diseases occur frequently causing morbidity and mortality. Outbreaks of foodborne diseases due to natural toxic factors like microbiological and environmental contaminants has been reported. In most of the outbreaks the etiological factors were identified and preventive measures recommended.
R V, Bhat, R N, Rao
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2023
The category of foodborne diseases (FBDs) includes all diseases whose causative agent, often of zoonotic origin, may be carried— although not exclusively—by food. This chapter will focus only on biological agents, responsible for approximately 600 million FBDs cases yearly.
Maria Gori, Mirella Pontello
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The category of foodborne diseases (FBDs) includes all diseases whose causative agent, often of zoonotic origin, may be carried— although not exclusively—by food. This chapter will focus only on biological agents, responsible for approximately 600 million FBDs cases yearly.
Maria Gori, Mirella Pontello
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