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  1. Improving Access to HIV/AIDS Drugs Abroad
  2. FDA Expands Warning on Eating Raw Oysters from Hood Canal in Washington State
  3. Use Caution with Cough and Cold Medicines for Children
  4. Stronger Heart Warning on Diabetes Drugs
  5. Updated Labeling for Coumadin (Warfarin)
  6. Warning for Nursing Mothers Taking Codeine
  7. The Skinny on Liposuction
  8. Drug Approved for Two Psychiatric Conditions in Children and Adolescents
  9. Have You Given Blood Lately?
  10. Mars Petcare Recalls Dry Dog Food
  11. Building a Stronger Defense Against Bioterrorism
  12. Red 2G
  13. Acrylamide and chips
  14. Burgers
  15. Allergy texts
  16. Too much coffee?
  17. Food science and the media
  18. The road to a new ingredient
  19. Unfairness can be taken to heart
  20. New incident report form launched
  21. The reds, the blues or the greens?
  22. Agency seeks marketing contractors
  23. Black and blue on the blog
  24. Research programme advisers needed
  25. Waitrose recalls two Scottish salmon products
  26. WFAC meeting on 6 September 2007
  27. International meeting on milk announced
  28. Agency publishes self-reporting framework for salt
  29. Salt, labels and portion sizes
  30. 2nd International Conference for Food Safety & Quality
  31. 2007 Norman Borlaug International Symposium
  32. A Message for Retailers and Foodservice Establishments on the Removal and Disposal of
  33. Update on FDAs Investigation of Serious Botulism Outbreak
  34. Exploratory Data on Furan in Food: Individual Food Products
  35. FDA Announces Program to Enhance States Food Safety Programs - Goal is to Strengthen
  36. An Updated Exposure Assessment for Furan from the Consumption of Adult and Baby Foods
  37. Questions and Answers: Polonium
  38. FDA Warns of Potential Botulism Risk from Canned French Cut Green Beans
  39. FDA Warns Consumers to Avoid Red Yeast Rice Products Promoted on Internet as Treatmen
  40. Consumers Warned to Avoid Eating Raw Oysters from Southern Tip of Hood Canal in Wash
  41. Food Safety and Security: Global Holistic Approaches for the Future and Environmental
  42. Health Ingredients & Safety and Technology Conference Japan 2007
  43. Washington Association for Food Protection Annual Meeting
  44. New York State Association for Food Protection 84th Annual Conference
  45. UW-RF 27th Annual Food Microbiology Symposium & Workshop
  46. Worldwide Food Expo
  47. AACC International Annual Meeting
  48. AOAC Annual Meeting & Expo
  49. UK: New incident report form launched - (Food Standards Agency)
  50. US: News: scientists hope food films make food safer - (Flash In the Pan)
  51. CHINA: Invitrogen awarded food safety contract at 2008 summer Olympic games - (Yahoo
  52. Combined effects of hydrostatic pressure, temperature, and pH on the inactivation of
  53. Recipes for antimicrobial wine marinades against Bacillus cereus, Escherichia coli O1
  54. SEATTLE: Food fights - (Washington State Magazine)
  55. WASHINGTON DC: General on mission to DC: Calls for new food safety agency - (PR Web)
  56. IRELAND: E. coli still present in Swords area water - (RTE News)
  57. CHINA defends food safety standards to WHO - (Reuters)
  58. RUSSIA: 19 hospitalized in salmonellosis outbreak at Lipetsk poultry farm - (Itar-Tas
  59. New York State Association for Food Protection 84th Annual Conference - Sat, 18 Aug 2
  60. Washington Association for Food Protection Annual Meeting - Sun, 19 Aug 2007
  61. Food Safety and Security: Global Holistic Approaches for the Future and Environmental
  62. China International Food Safety & Quality Conference & Expo 2007 - Wed, 12 Sep 2007
  63. Symposium on Antricirobial Interventions for Quality Control of Meat and Poultry Pro
  64. AOAC Annual Meeting & Expo - Sun, 16 Sep 2007
  65. 47th Annual ICAAC Conference - Mon, 17 Sep 2007
  66. World Dairy Expo - Tue, 02 Oct 2007
  67. AACC International Annual Meeting - Sun, 07 Oct 2007
  68. PMA Fresh Summit International Convention & Exposition - Fri, 12 Oct 2007
  69. Who said what
  70. Who said what
  71. US: Battling bacteria at the grocery store: Safe shopping to avoid food contamination
  72. US: Food companies work to improve safety -- and rebuild confidence - (Investor's Bus
  73. JAPAN: Wasps give Japanese rice crackers a special sting - (Yahoo! News)
  74. Hygiene, healthy eating and fitness at Murrayfield
  75. Rice, water and arsenic
  76. Shellfish information published
  77. Who's meeting who?
  78. Update on Feed and Food Controls
  79. FSA Board Meeting 20 September 2007
  80. Chair and members sought for new consumer engagement committee
  81. Mars UK recalls batches of Maltesers and Revels
  82. Roadshow spotlights food hygiene pilot
  83. Back from Scotland
  84. FDA Approves New Smallpox Vaccine
  85. AUSTRALIA: Food safety under the spotlight - (Sydney Morning Herald)
  86. US: New survey shows Americans are still concerned about food safety, yet still not s
  87. WALES: Poultry sampling scheme aims to cut Salmonella - (Western Mail)
  88. FLORIDA: With Florida's high ranking in food-borne illness, greater care is a must -
  89. MIAMI: Fans of raw milk ignore warnings - (Miami Herald)
  90. COLORADO: Intestinal disease outbreak reported - (Denver Post)
  91. IRELAND: 11 enforcement orders served on food businesses - (Food Safety Authority of
  92. Minister Bo: China takes product quality and safety seriously - (China CSR)
  93. U.N. says cholera outbreak in northern Iraq caused by poor water infrastructure - (PR
  94. UK: Organic lobby continues to slam GM for being food safety risk - (Food Manufacture
  95. Dame Sheila McKechnie Award 2007
  96. Agency revises advice on certain artificial food colours
  97. Blog posting on colours and hyperactivity
  98. Scottish pupils clean up with food hygiene training
  99. Colours and hyperactivity
  100. How FDA Advances Personalized Medicine
  101. FDA Warns About Unapproved Product, Melanotan II
  102. Guidance for Industry and FDA: Dear Manufacturer Letter Regarding Sugar Free Claims
  103. September is: National Food Safety Education Month
  104. FDA Expands Warning on Eating Raw Oysters from Hood Canal in Washington State
  105. Consumers Warned to Avoid Eating Raw Oysters from Southern Tip of Hood Canal in Wash
  106. FDA Warns Consumers to Avoid Red Yeast Rice Products Promoted on Internet as Treatmen
  107. Questions and Answers: Polonium
  108. Food poisoning caused death of 10-year-old, police confirm - (Gulfnews.com)
  109. CHINA: Official: Pork safety teams needed - (China Daily)
  110. INDONESIA: Asians say trade complaints bring out the bully in China - (Washington Pos
  111. CHINA: Hyping safety problem is a sickness, China says - (New York Times/Reuters)
  112. NEW ZEALAND: Smelly cheese back on the menu - (One News)
  113. COLORADO: Doctor links a man’s illness to a microwave popcorn habit - (New York Times
  114. KANSAS: Area food inspections - (Manhattan Mercury)
  115. Outbreaks where food workers have been implicated in the spread of foodborne disease.
  116. High-Pressure resistance variation of Escherichia coli O157:H7 strains and Salmonella
  117. Agency revises advice on certain artificial colours
  118. I?s Pies Smoked Haddock pie withdrawn
  119. PMA Fresh Summit International Convention & Exposition
  120. World Dairy Expo
  121. 47th Annual ICAAC Conference
  122. MICHIGAN: Greenville E. coli contamination discovered - (WZZM)
  123. US: ConAgra will drop popcorn chemical - (Associated Press)
  124. CDC suspends biodefense research at Texas A&M - (Denton Record-Chronicle)
  125. UK: Bacteria inside red mites could be targeted to control poultry pests - (Science D
  126. WASHINGTON D.C.: FSIS expands inspection efforts following E. coli spike - (Meatingpl
  127. FLORIDA: Bizarre lawsuit settled -- involving NASA, nasty food, & "Dirty Finger Al" -
  128. CALIFORNIA: Records show bacteria at plant - (Ventura County Star)
  129. BARFBLOG: Don Schaffner, guest barfblogger: Troubled times had come to my hometown...
  130. iFSN support -- it's all on-line now - (International Food Safety Network)
  131. 2007 Norman Borlaug International Symposium - Wed, 17 Oct 2007
  132. UW-RF 27th Annual Food Microbiology Symposium & Workshop - Sun, 21 Oct 2007
  133. Worldwide Food Expo - Wed, 24 Oct 2007
  134. Artificial colours research: FSA's call to industry
  135. Sentencing of John Tudor
  136. Hyperactivity and colours: advice to parents
  137. Cryptosporidiosis surveillance --- United States, 2003—2005 - (Morbidity and Mortalit
  138. ILLINOIS: Antiviral marketing: NRAEF food-safety campaign targets viruses - (Restaura
  139. UK: Independent Foods withdraws I’s Pies Smoked Haddock pie - (Food Standards Agency)
  140. Multistate outbreaks of Salmonella infections associated with raw tomatoes eaten in r
  141. GERMANY: New BSE-like disease found in cheetah - (BreakingNews.ie)
  142. CALIFORNIA: Hopes rise for UCD food safety center - (Sacramento Bee)
  143. Tips can ensure food safety at tailgate parties, picnics - (Kansas State University)
  144. CALIFORNIA: Tests results reveal a shocking discovery in the water supply of a busine
  145. US: Playing with danger: Germy playgrounds - (ABC News)
  146. CHINA: 90 pupils hospitalized for food poisoning - (Xinhua News Agency)
  147. Meat Hygiene Service foot and mouth disease update
  148. FSA meets industry to discuss artificial colours research
  149. Contractors sought for Scottish shellfish monitoring
  150. Low level of salmonella contamination in catering eggs
  151. Agency revises advice on certain artificial colours
  152. Veterinary residues committee report published
  153. Agency responds to Wales E.coli report
  154. Tesco withdraws Tesco Steam Rice White Rice
  155. Salmonella in eggs
  156. Abbott Issues Correction for Certain Blood Glucose Meters
  157. Making Medical Products Better, Faster, and Cheaper: What FDA's Critical Path Initiat
  158. CALIFORNIA: Growers, companies on the 'fence' about barriers - (Monterey County Heral
  159. FDA needs more money for inspectors (Editorial) - (Newsday)
  160. CALIFORNIA: Focus shifts to food safety - (Monterey County Herald)
  161. NORTH CAROLINA: Illnesses close childcare centers, eateries - (Asheville Citizen-Time
  162. UTAH: Kids' swim ban extended - (Salt Lake Tribune)
  163. VIRGINIA: Healthy-looking salad may contain deadly bacteria - (Denver Post)
  164. WALES: E.coli outbreak response inadequate - (icWales)
  165. ARIZONA Department of Agriculture announces inspection technology - (The Arizona Repu
  166. NEVADA: Jazmine reopens after salmonella scare - (Reno Gazette-Journal)
  167. K State bake sale - (Angela Dodd)
  168. Sainsbury's withdraws batches of own brand breakfast cereal selection packs
  169. Review of Sudan I report published
  170. Cadbury's recall Dairy Milk Double Choc bars
  171. FSA meets consumer groups to discuss artificial colours research
  172. An appetite for risk, or a taste for regulation?
  173. Cofresh Snack Foods Ltd withdraws biscuit snacks and rice sticks
  174. Nonpsychoactive Cannabidiol prevents prion accumulation and protects neurons against
  175. FRANCE: Pot compound protective against ‘mad cow’ disease, other fatal brain disorder
  176. NORTH CAROLINA: New results show alcohol-free antibacterial lotion knocks out MRSA -
  177. NEW ZEALAND: New standard to strengthen food safety measures - (Scoop)
  178. CHINA: Analysis of bacterial foodborne disease outbreaks in China between 1994 and 20
  179. CHICAGO: River's link to illness studied - (Chicago Tribune)
  180. CALIFORIA: One-year anniversary shows a valley transformed - (Salinas Californian)
  181. WALES: Parents call for E.coli manslaughter trial - (Western Mail)
  182. NEW YORK: State finds 4th victim stricken by E. coli as Yonkers store recalls beef -
  183. TULSA: Conferees get taste of food safety trends - (Tulsa World)
  184. 2nd International Conference for Food Safety & Quality - Tue, 06 Nov 2007
  185. Health Ingredients & Safety and Technology Conference Japan 2007 - Tue, 20 Nov 2007
  186. Online survey for FSA Open Board Meeting webcast viewers
  187. Healthy eating and nutrition training bids wanted
  188. Views wanted on lycopene application
  189. FSA Board Meeting: view or listen in live
  190. Artificial colours and hyperactivity: food industry statements
  191. Asda withdraws own brand variety cereal packs
  192. The answer to healthy eating ? on a plate
  193. Promoting Food Safety in Puerto Rico
  194. Evista Approved for Reducing Breast Cancer Risk
  195. Food Safety and Security Summit
  196. FLORIDA: 'Zero-tolerance policy' amended - (The Miami Hurricane)
  197. IRELAND: 'Water boil' notice set to be lifted for e-coli residents - (Independent Onl
  198. JORDAN: Shoarma ban in Jordan to be lifted - (World Poultry)
  199. US: Food makers get appetite for regulation - (Wall Street Journal)
  200. PAKISTAN: Food laws violation goes unchecked - (Daily Times)
  201. CFIA: Health Hazard Alert - Dole Brand Hearts Delight Lettuce salad may contain E. co
  202. Cannabis 'could prevent mad cow disease' - (The West Australian)
  203. New International Food Safety Network Infosheet -- South Reno Nevada restaurant Jazmi
  204. Health Hazard Alert- Dole brand hearts delight lettuce salad may contain E. coli O157
  205. BARFBLOG: Dole lettuce from U.S. found with E. coli O157:H7 in CANADA - (barblog)
  206. Food Safety and Security Summit - Tue, 18 Mar 2008
  207. FSA Board Meeting 20 September 2007
  208. Glucosamine hydrochloride novel food application latest
  209. Bluetongue poses no food safety risks
  210. Waitrose withdraws Organic Moroccan Spiced Falafel Bites
  211. Latest FSA News published and online
  212. Advice on Zam Zam water
  213. Cauldron Organic Moroccan Pate withdrawn
  214. Kellogg's recalls Coco Pops Creations
  215. Board debates colours science
  216. Scientists behaving badly
  217. Warning about Organic Pastures Raw Cream
  218. FDA Launches Drug Safety Newsletter
  219. Improving Medical Products for Children
  220. Microbiological Considerations for Antimicrobial Food Additive Submissions
  221. FDA Warns Consumers Not to Consume "Organic Pastures Raw Cream"; Risk of Listeria Con
  222. FDA Warns Consumers about the Risk of Cryptosporidium Illness from Babys Bliss Gripe
  223. WASHINGTON, D.C.: Women better at hand hygiene habits, hands down - (press release)
  224. US: Clean hands save lives - (Herald-Mail)
  225. US: One in four Americans "very worried" by China imports - (New York Times)
  226. US: Food firms want FDA to oversee imports - (Washington Post)
  227. UK: Food producers respond to consumer pressure with ‘additive-free’ tags - (The Time
  228. USDA web portal offers big food safety benefits for small food processors - (Agricult
  229. VIETNAM: More than 100 toddlers in Northern Vietnam hospitalized for food poisoning -
  230. INDIA: Suspected food poisoning: 9 persons hospitalised - (The Hindu)
  231. US: F.D.A. warns Procter & Gamble on hand sanitizer advertising - (New York Times/Blo
  232. PENNSYLVANIA: Passions run high in raw-milk debate - (Philadelphia Inquirer)
  233. Burton's Foods recalls Jaffa Mallows
  234. Corrected - GEORGIA: Whitbeck Laboratories study shows new kitchen appliance removes
  235. Agency consults on impact of manures guidance
  236. CHINA cancels licenses for 564 food makers on safety - (Bloomberg)
  237. USDA awards more than $14 million in food safety grants - (United States Department o
  238. U.S.:Acting U.S. farm chief asks Japan to raise age limit on beef imports - (Kyodo Ne
  239. IOWA: More food recalled as contaminated - (injuryboard.com)
  240. TORONTO: Food depot shut over mice outbreak - (Toronto Star)
  241. WASHINGTON D.C.: FDA warns consumers about the risk of cryptosporidium illness from B
  242. Listeria: A foodborne pathogen that knows how to survive - (Science Direct)
  243. Report of specified risk material and other BSE control breaches for July and August
  244. Speedier access to healthier eating
  245. Contractors sought to write on nutrition issues
  246. Allergy issues
  247. AUSTRALIA: Concerns over food safety - (Courier Mail)
  248. Food and Drug Administration announces availability of draft guidance document on mic
  249. UK: Burton's Foods recalls Jaffa Mallows - (Food Standards Agency)
  250. SASKATCHEWAN: Resolution of Chinese food safety concerns in the hands of government r