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Reducing the Risk of Food Borne Illness
... fight food borne illness. Sensory organs also change, which may reduce the ability to detect spoiled food by smell or sight. What Causes Food Borne Illness? Food borne illnesses are caused by eating food that contains certain types of bacteria or viruses. After the food is eaten, ...
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Ohioline, Food
... General Nutrition Better Living Series Selection and Preparation Food Preservation Food Safety and Storage Health and Wellness Food Science and Technology Human Nutrition and Food Management Meat Science 5 A Day Roadside ... of Food Borne Illness, SS-124-97-R05 (pdf) Strategies for Successful Health, SS-125-97 (pdf) Nutritional Supplements Misuse Among Older Adults, SS-126-97-R02 (pdf) Putting the Food ...
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Health & Safety for Caregivers Fact Sheet Index
... , HSC-3-03 Selecting and Using Nursery and Baby Equipment Safety, HSC-4-03 Preventing Food Borne Illness in the Child Care Environment, HSC-5-03 Home Playground Safety for Child Care ...
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Senior Series Fact Sheet Index
... a Healthier Diet, SS-123-R05 (pdf) Reducing the Risk of Food Borne Illness, SS-124-97-R05 (pdf) Strategies for Successful Health, SS- ... R02 (pdf) Adverse Medication Reactions Caused by Drug-Drug Interactions and Food-Drug Interactions, SS-129-97-R02 (pdf) Over-the-Counter ... 98 (pdf) Living With Arthritis, SS-147-98_R05 (pdf) Putting the Food Guide Pyramid on Your Table—Fats and Sweets, SS-148-98 ...
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Keeping You and Your Food Safe, SS-162-99
... the effects of food borne bacteria and their toxins due to changes in stomach acidity levels and a general suppression of the immune system contribute to the increased risk of food-related illness ... towels, or hands that have been in contact with raw food are allowed to come in contact with cooked food or other food surfaces without washing. Potentially harmful bacteria have sometimes been ...
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Botulism: What you don't see can hurt you, HYG-5567-98
... spoiled. Discard all bulging or swollen cans of food and food from glass jars with bulging lids. DO NOT TASTE food from swollen containers or food that is foamy or has a bad ... 2. U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, Foodborne Pathogenic Microorganisms and Natural Toxins Handbook, The Bad Bug Book. For more information on food borne illness, contact your ...
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Clostridium perfringens: Not the 24 hour flu, HYG-5568-98
... foodborne illnesses. Sometimes it is called the "food service germ" because food served in quantity and left for long periods ... from a common source, especially where large quantities of food are prepared several hours before serving. What causes Clostridium perfringens ... . FDA Center For Food Safety & Applied Nutrition, MMWR 43 (8): 1994 Mar 04 For more information on food borne illness, contact your ...
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Foodborne Illness: Guess Who Came to Dinner?, HYG-5570-98
... U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, Foodborne Pathogenic Microorganisms and Natural Toxins Handbook, The Bad Bug Book. For more information on food borne illness, contact your local county Extension Agent. See also the additional fact sheets in this series. A Case in Point ... In November, 1985, a large outbreak of food borne ...
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Native Plants of Ohio, Bulletin 865, Medium Height Plants (4"-36") (All plants are perennial unless otherwise noted in "features.")
... dark green leaves. Prefers sandy soils. Dark, bottle-like flowers nearly closed at the tips, borne in tight clusters; grows in wet, sunny areas. Challenging to grow. Availability trade trade ... dealers specialty dealers KEY: = RED denotes plant is toxic to humans. Features: *(x) = a food or cover benefit for...*(bf) = butterflies, *(bf-l) = butterfly larvae, *(w) = wildlife; *(bd) = songbirds; *( ...
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Produce - The Safe Way, Beans
... flabby, tough pods and bulging seeds. Boiling or steaming fresh beans in water kills many food-borne, illness-causing organisms that may be present. This is a viable option for individuals who ... not use soap because beans and other vegetables are porous and can absorb detergent ingredients. Food Safety Tip The level of acid in green beans is very low. Keep in mind ...
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