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Food Poisoning Prevention
Updated: February 11, 2011

Prevention Basics

You Can Prevent Foodborne Illness Pacific Northwest Publications PDF File

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Eggs and Dairy

Playing it Safe with Eggs U.S. Food and Drug Administration

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Emergency Food Safety

Keeping Food Safe During an Emergency United States Department of Agriculture (also in Spanish)

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Fish and Shellfish

Seafood Smart: Some Caution Should Be Taken When Eating Seafood JAMA Patient Page PDF File

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Fruit and Vegetable Safety

Produce Safety: Pick, Store and Prepare American Dietetic Association

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Holidays and Away from Home

Food Away from Home U.S. Food and Drug Administration

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Microwave Safety

Microwave Food Safety U.S. Department of Agriculture PDF File

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News Alerts

CDC Reports Progress in Foodborne Illness Prevention Has Reached a Plateau Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Poultry and Meat Safety

The Facts About Ground Poultry United States Department of Agriculture

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Water and Beverage Safety

Worried About Plastic Bottles?: Experts Weigh Possible Health Risks of BPA National Institutes of Health

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