I like rock and roll. I like ribs. Rock 'n Ribs in Campbell MO seems like a pretty great place to get your fingers sticky and listen to cover bands play songs from Sticky Fingers. Spring signifies the start of festival season when tourism dollars pump into towns; the local kids will drink underage; and, hopefully no one gets sick from foodborne illness.

Johannesburg -- Three people have died of intestinal illness in a Pretoria East care facility for the physically and mentally impaired, the Gauteng department of health said on Tuesday. "There was a diarrhoea outbreak at that particular home. We suspect it to be Shigella," spokesperson Simon Zwane said.

Much of the beef, pork or chicken we eat contains small amounts of antibiotics. The drugs are fed to animals so they can thrive in the crowded, often-fetid factory farms that dominate U.S. meat and poultry production. But giving animals a steady diet of these medicines has contributed to the increase of antibiotic-resistant bugs that can pose grave risks to humans.

Scientists have discovered multiple gene switches in Salmonella that offer new ways to curb human infection. The discovery of the mechanisms of gene regulation could lead to the development of antibiotics to reduce the levels of disease caused by Salmonella.

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Someone slipped Ryan a pet snake so he bought some frozen mice but there were no directions so he microwaved it on a plate and cross-contaminated everything in his kitchen. That’s my take on the latest sleeping-aide for Amy, another Bravo television show that proves money does not override douchebaggery: Million Dollar Listing, New York.

BBC reports more than 90 police officers at a jungle base in Peru have been taken to hospital with food poisoning. The officers developed fever, nausea and stomachaches after eating chicken soup at Mazuco police base in Tambopata province, officials say. Police said they would investigate the suppliers of the meals.

The Dubai Municipality has ruled out food poisoning as the likely cause of the death of a nine-year-old boy after his family suffered vomiting and dizziness on Saturday. Awad F. K, an Indian child with special needs, was declared dead at Al Baraha Hospital. His family was rushed to the hospital at noon on Saturday.

The programme looks at meeting an overall need rather than looking at problems in isolation.