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'Staph' Food Poisoning

A. Paul Adams

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Abstract

Food poisoning is a common affliction. Although food poisoning can be caused by chemical as well as bacterial agents, the most common type is caused by bacteria called Staphylococci. The article describes food poisoning symptoms. IT gives examples of where this might occur. Ti asks if there are ways to prevent such.

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Food poisoning is a common affliction. Although food poisoning can be caused by chemical as well as bacterial agents, the most common type is caused by bacteria called Staphylococci. The article describes food poisoning symptoms. IT gives examples of where this might occur. Ti asks if there are ways to prevent such.

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Food poisoning is a common affliction. Although food poisoning can be caused by chemical as well as bacterial agents, the most common type is caused by bacteria called Staphylococci. The article describes food poisoning symptoms. IT gives examples of where this might occur. Ti asks if there are ways to prevent such.

Key concepts: Food poisoning, Environmental health, Medicine, Food science, Biology

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