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Sources of Enteric Disease in Canada,ens in the farm environment is reviewed here. Other important vehicles of foodborne gastroenteritis include fruit and vegetables, seafood, and dairy products. Fruit and vegetables, as raw agricultural commodities, are vulnerable to microbial contamination during production, and minimal processing fu

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,Pathogen Survival in Swine Manure Environments and Transmission of Human Enteric Illness—A Reviewa,oil, manure, and water indicate significant variability in resistance to environmental challenge which are characteristic of the organisms themselves. Generally, pathogens survived longer in environmental samples at cool temperatures but differences were seen in liquid and solid manure. Based on act

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Pork Production and Human Health in the Major Pork Producing Countries,ygiene at slaughter. Although pathogens are highly prevalent in Canadian and American swine, the cases of human enteric illness due to pork seem unrelated. It is believed that lower pork consumption and the tendency for thorough cooking of pork in these two countries may have influenced the low rate

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Risk and Prioritization of Gaps in Knowledge in Managing Pathogens Associated with Intensive Livestgens from manure. This is an issue of immediate concern that should be addressed by development of minimum hold periods in EMS and/or treatments of manure to shorten pathogen viability. Temperature and pH are two options to consider, but it must be borne in mind that ., and . are all alkali-tolerant

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