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In this article, we will take a closer look at the connection between food safety and nutrition, including the important role nutritionists play in nutrition education, food safety, and mitigating food-related health risks. There are numerous ways that nutritionists work to educate others on food safety.
Keeping food at proper temperatures may be problematic—for example, significant events with catered food, school cafeterias, nursinghomes, hospitals, and prisons. Outbreaks of this bacterium tend to happen in settings where large groups of people are served. perfringens, unlike norovirus, can multiply in foods.
In some cases, severe dehydration, malnutrition, and even death can result from norovirus infection, especially among children and among older and immune-compromised adults in hospitals and nursinghomes. Full text of article available online at [link] Gerencher, Christine L., How do you Diagnose a Norovirus Infection?
In some cases, severe dehydration, malnutrition, and even death can result from norovirus infection, especially among children and among older and immune-compromised adults in hospitals and nursinghomes. Full text of article available online at [link]. Preventing Norovirus Infection. Fankhauser, RL, et al., 1-7 (July 1, 2002).
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