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'Food Safety Alert: Startup Takes Testing Out of Chemistry Lab

iPhones have advanced so much that they are being used in a number of medical applications. All sorts of apps are now available from screening to managing one's disease, however, this innovation may be the most advanced yet.

By Alexis Villarias

'Food Poisoning From Chickens: 73% Of UK Chickens Infected With Potentially DEADLY Bacteria

It seems like, at least in the United Kingdom, the largest causes of food poisoning's from chickens, as a shocking study has recently revealed that almost three quarters of all poultry sold within the biggest supermarkets in the country are infected with the bacteria most commonly associated with food poisoning.
'Salmonella Cases Decline, But Food Poisonings Remain High

Foodborne illnesses continue to be a major problem in the United States, despite a decrease in the number of Salmonella cases in recent years.
'Over 900 Japanese Children Suspected Food Poisoning From School Lunch

Health and education officials at elementary schools in a central Japanese city reported that more than 900 people have fallen ill in a suspected outbreak of mass food poisoning.
'Health Officials Use Social Media to Track Down Food Poisoning Victims and Responsible Eateries

Health officials in Chicago are asking food poisoning victims to tweet their eatery experience.
'Food Poisonings Related to Dairy And Poultry Bacteria Are Up According to CDC

According to a new study conducted by the CDC, poisonings from dairy and poultry related bacteria are up
'Michael Jordan’s ‘Flu Game’ Actually Caused By Food Poisoning

Michael Jordan’s trainer said his historic ‘flu game’ was actually caused by food poisoning
'Vomiting Virus 2012 Outbreak, Thousands of German Kids Struck with Food Poisoning

Over 8,500 kids in Germany have a vomiting virus as an outbreak has spread in schools and daycare centers in recent days. Health officials believe it is from a food-borne virus, possibly from food served in cafeterias to the children.