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Many poultry experts suspect that rodents infected with salmonella got into the chicken feed because the infection seems to be inside the eggs.

The U. S. has suffered a series of outbreaks involving food-borne illnesses, including a months-long string of salmonella cases finally traced to jalapeno and serrano peppers from Mexico.

Treating these cancer cells with salmonella effectively makes them "visible" to the body's immune cells and therefore open to attack.

The price we pay for cheap food may be already too high: Mad Cow Disease (BSE) in cattle, salmonella in chicken and eggs, and wisteria in dairy products.

And although GM food isn't entirely natural, that isn't necessarily a bad thing; food poisoning agents such as salmonella are natural, and they kill thousands of people each year.

Most cases are due to Bacteria (including salmonella and staphylococcus) and their toxins (including Botulism).

On average, he said, one out of every 20,000 chicken eggs contains a small amount of salmonella that is deposited into the sac by the hen.

Ever wonder why we're experiencing all those salmonella and swine flu outbreaks?

Though the salmonella problem appeared to affect two dozen brands, those were all traced back to just two firms in Iowa, the top egg-producing state.

Food safety authorities have long steered people away from sunny-side-up, soft-boiled, or "over - easy" eggs, all of which carry the risk of salmonella.

The Commission adopted criteria for salmonella and other bacteria in powdered follow-up formulae for children six months of age or older and for special medical purposes for young children.

Because you have salmonella, and campylobacter, and the other infectious bacteria that the cooking is there to knock out.