Mystery of a Food Illness: Why So Many Escaped It
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Some public officials are wondering why far more people have not been stricken, since thousands of customers patronized the dozens of Taco Bell restaurants implicated in the outbreak.
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To a degree some may find hard to swallow, science is proving the old adage "you are what you eat."
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An outbreak of salmonella food poisoning that has sickened 329 people and sent 51 of them to the hospital was definitely caused by contaminated Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Friday.
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An estimated 118,000 cases on salmonella illness occur each year due to contaminated eggs. Symptoms can lead to mild to severe gastrointestinal illness, short term or chronic arthritis, or death, the FDA said.
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Gail Rutter of Frederick had a problem. Diagnosed earlier this year with diabetes, she and her two grown children thought that their traditional Christmas dinner would be off limits because of its high fat content and added sugar.
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It recalls a solution that might be linked to a rare infection.
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Robyn OâBrien has looked deep into the perplexing world of childhood food allergies and seen a conspiracy.
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Though it has long been dismissed as a serious illness, scientists have found a gene linked to the often debilitating syndrome
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Questions must be raised as to why it has taken such a long time to determine that former employees at a poultry farm in Kyoto Prefecture struck early this year by a massive outbreak of bird flu were infected with the virus during the incident.
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Seventythree year old Jean Primeaux became gravely ill from the West Nile virus. She says it came on suddenly last August. &quot;We cooked dinner on a Sunday and our family all came to eat and they left and my husband said, he was going to wash the dishes.
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Recent E. coli outbreaks have drawn attention to foodborne illnesses, and though officials say the overall number of cases is on the decline, produce &#151; particularly leafy vegetables &#151; is increasingly a carrier of germs once linked only to meat and dairy.
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13/10/2004 - Unsafe food makes almost a third of the globe ill each year, providing constant pressure on governments and the global food industry to come up with tools to fight food safety and reduce the risk of food poisoning.
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When several birds fell ill last year at Auburn University's respected raptor center, experts were shocked and puzzled by the explanation that the culprit was a lethal disease never seen before in birds of prey.
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FOOD poisoning, it seems, has become a moving target for health officials.   For years, health experts rightly cautioned the American public about the dangers of E. coli sickness caused by raw or undercooked beef. And the handling of beef for human consumption requires vigilance.
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Millions of people in the UK have self-diagnosed a food intolerance and may be cutting out essential foods as a result, a survey suggests.
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Officials are trying to figure out why workers at a meat plant were stricken with a strange neurological illness.
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It's a dirty little secret of food poisoning: E. coli and certain other foodborne illnesses can sometimes trigger serious health problems months or years after patients survived that initial bout.