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Foodborne Illness (FBI) column

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Latest issue included here: November 2008

• Grime scene investigation, p27, April 2004

- Introducing the Foodborne Illness (FBI) column

• FBI column: Clostridium perfringens, p2, September 2004

- Clostridium perfringens

• FBI column: Finding Femo, p2, January 2005

- Scombroid fish (histamine) poisoning

• FBI column: She’ll be right, p2, May 2005

- Staphylococcus aureus

• FBI Column, p2, November 2005

- Salmonellosis

• FBI Column, p2, February, 2006

- Bacillus cereus

• FBI Column, p2, May, 2006

- Campylobacter

• FBI Column, p2, August, 2006

- E. coli O157:H7

• FBI Column, p2, November, 2006

- Listeria monocytogenes

• FBI Column, p2, February, 2007

- Giardia intestinalis

• FBI column: Shigella and shigellosis, p22, May 2007

- Symptoms and sources of Shigella outbreaks

• FBI: Shellfish collecting – keeping your harvest food-safe, p27, August 2007

- Minimising the risk of collecting or eating contaminated shellfish

• FBI: Hepatitis A, p25, November 2007

- Symptoms, transmission and prevention

• FBI: Norovirus outbreak scuppered, p24, February 2008

- Early intervention needed to control outbreaks

• FBI: The A-B-Cs of Salmonella, p22, May 2008

- How it spreads, symptoms and types

• FBI: Bulk cooked food can breed bulk bacteria, p25, August, 2008

- Controlling Clostridium perfringens in food catering

• FBI: Listeria targets the vulnerable, p25, November 2008

- At-risk groups need to take precautions around Listeria