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How to Diagnose a Foodborne Illness
Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 2013Timely diagnosis of foodborne infection can be critical not only for the patient, but also for the larger community because of the potential to interrupt further spread. This article presents the diagnostic approach to patients with foodborne illness, discussing epidemiologic clues of various foodborne pathogens and their distinguishing clinical ...
Michael S, Donnenberg +1 more
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Tracing and responding to foodborne illness
Proceedings of the 30th ACM international conference on Design of communication, 2012In this poster, we describe a how we use social web tools to track, trace, and respond to foodborne illness. Using a combination of data streams, analytical tools, bots, and dashboards, we propose solutions to the current challenges facing government officials, NGOs, and everyday people.
Rebecca Tegtmeyer +2 more
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Penalties for Foodborne Illness: Jury Decisions and Awards in Foodborne Illness Lawsuits
2015This study examined how case attributes impact plaintiff success and payouts in jury settled foodborne illness (FBI) lawsuits. Given the risk to firms in terms of potentially large payouts, future litigation, and lost reputation, the results may provide economic incentives for food firms and others in the supply chain to produce safer and better ...
Mahdu, Omchand +3 more
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Epidemiology of Foodborne Illnesses
2019Humans are the ultimate bioassay for low-level or sporadic contamination of our food supply. Epidemiologic methods of foodborne disease surveillance are powerful tools because they take advantage of events that are occurring throughout the population.
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The Cost of Foodborne Illness and Its Sequelae in Australia Circa 2019
Foodborne Pathogens and Disease, 2023Martyn Kirk +2 more
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