Titlebook: Case Studies in Food Safety and Environmental Health; Peter Ho,Maria Margarida Cortez Vieira Book 2007 Springer-Verlag US 2007 Aflatoxin.A

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Lars Kirkegaard B?kdal,Bent Bruun Kristensenalized case. Microbiological analysis performed on blood and stool samples of people affected, confirmed the presence of . type A spores and botulinum toxin. The epidemiological investigation showed that a commercial cream cheese known as ., produced by a major food company in northern Italy, was th

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Dilip Patel,Islam Choudhury,Sergio Cesareological and microbiological investigations identified the source of infection as butter. On February 19, 1999, the dairy plant involved voluntarily recalled the small packages of butter from the market, when the connection between the brand of butter and the human cases was established. The investi

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Lars Kirkegaard B?kdal,Bent Bruun Kristensenonal limit for infants. It is well known that high levels of nitrates can cause a form of toxic poisoning, known as methemoglobinemia, in infants. Chemical additives are used for improving the production yield of food produce and their application often causes the contamination of raw materials (i.e

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Dilip Patel,Islam Choudhury,Sergio Cesaretion of air, soil and water, although they cannot ensure that products are completely free of residues, because of general environmental pollution FAO, 2000. Most heavy metals do not undergo biological or chemical degradation and may remain in the soil for a long time after their introduction. The c

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Case Studies in Food Safety and Environmental Health978-0-387-45679-9Series ISSN 2512-2223 Series E-ISSN 2512-2258

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The Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy Seriestial industrial hazard, has now been found in many cooked foods. Reports of the presence of acrylamide in a range of fried and oven-cooked foods have caused world-wide concern because of its probable carcinogenicity in humans.

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Observer’s Guide to Stellar Evolutionn concerns about the presence of pesticides in olive oil, from Greece, Italy and Spain, having endocrine disrupting properties. The toxicity of these pesticides and their ability to interact with the endocrine system is discussed.