7 common bacteria that cause food poisoning
Food can become contaminated with bacteria from water sources, waste, soil, or human processes during production and transportation.
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Food can become contaminated with bacteria from water sources, waste, soil, or human processes during production and transportation.
With the naked eye, only some types of food contaminated with Ecoli and Coliform bacteria can be detected, causing odors (stink, rotten), but Salmonella does not cause o…
Salmonella is often associated with food poisoning, but recently, scientists have discovered a special use for this bacteria: it helps fight colon cancer.
American scientists have discovered a new vampire-like feature of some bacteria, which is to hunt and consume human blood.
Food should be purchased from a reputable place, washed, processed thoroughly, stored carefully, hand hygiene and clean cooking equipment are ways to help prevent Salmon…
Many people believe that mad cow disease, Ebola, Zika, even HIV and SARS originate from outside the universe.
Many of us have long mistakenly believed in some incorrect scientific or folklore concepts. Are you confident with your common scientific knowledge? Let's go back offlin…
For the first time, British scientists found the food that the food poisoning bacterium Salmonella absorbed while causing the disease was glucose.
In 1545, the tragedy occurred with the Aztec empire in the territory of Mexico today. Many people began to show symptoms such as high fever, headache, bleeding from eyes…
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Three American presidents William Henry Harrison, James K. Polk and Zachary Taylor all died in suspicious circumstances, involving drinking water in the White House.
Salmonella, tuberculosis and gonorrhea disable normal antibiotics, causing nearly one million deaths each year.
Salmonella infection not only spreads through contact. Salmonella can be present in poultry, fish, milk and dairy products ... not yet cooked well.
On January 8, Ms. Vu Thi Quynh Giao, Oxford University Clinical Research Unit, said that currently, misuse and overuse of antibiotics are common in Vietnam's livestock i…
According to a recent test test, a supermarket trolley has 361 times the amount of bacteria than toilet door handles.