Europe's Health Woes May Worsen with Global Warming Dec 7, 2005
MONTREAL (Reuters) - Rising rates of deadly heat strokes, salmonella infection and hay fever across Europe are linked to global warming and should push governments to act faster on preventing climate change, the World Health Organization said on Monday ... Studies show salmonella infection, often associated with the use of raw eggs in mayonnaise, rises with an increase in average temperatures in Europe. (MEDLINEplus)
Health service investigates Launceston salmonella cases Oct 8, 2005
Twenty-eight cases of salmonella infection have been linked to the Sugar Shack and Trevallyn bakeries, which have voluntarily closed while an investigation into the source of the infection continues. Three people have been taken to hospital and one remains in a serious but stable condition in the Launceston General Hospital. (ABC News Online, Australia -- Australia/Local)
Evaluation of the functional efficacy of an antioxidative probiotic in healthy volunteers Sep 5, 2005
Articles citing this article. Corresponding author * Contributed equally. (Nutrition Journal)
Spanish food safety chief sees salmonella outbreak receding this week Aug 4, 2005
Health authorities in the Valencia region confirmed Wednesday that a 90-year-old man died from salmonella infection. Jose Ignacio Arranz, the head of Spain's food safety agency, told the state-run news agency Efe that the number of people infected could start dropping Thursday given that "the risk factor is no longer on the market.". (Canada.com -- Health)
Marler Clark LLP PS: Press Advisory -- Cold Stone Creamery Salmonella Typhimurium Outbreak Jul 3, 2005
Approximately 500 to 1,000 persons or 31% of all food-related deaths are caused by Salmonella infections in the U.S. every year. According to the April 15, 2005 MMWR article on FoodNet data, five Salmonella serotypes accounted for 56% of all Salmonella infections, as follows: Typhimurium, (20%); Enteritidis, (15%); Newport, (10%); Javiana, (7%); and Heidelberg, (5%) ... There is no real cure for a Salmonella infection (or salmonellosis), except treatment of the symptoms. (CBS MarketWatch - Press Releases)
