10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRICHINOSIS»
Discover the use of
trichinosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
trichinosis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Roy and Fraunfelder's Current Ocular Therapy
Trichinosis, also known as trichinellosis or trichiniasis, is an infection caused by
the nematode larva Trichinella spiralis. The disease is acquired by the ingestion
of undercooked pork or ground beef contaminated by pork in the grinder.
Frederick Hampton Roy, Frederick W. Fraunfelder, Frederick T. Fraunfelder, 2008
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Naturally Dangerous: Surprising Facts about Food, Health, ...
Chemicals Lurking in Your Grocery Store Beware of Jerky (Trichinosis from Wild
Game) In 1955, a hunter in Idaho shot and killed a cougar. He proudly prepared
homemade jerky with part of the meat — curing it in a salt brine solution he made
...
James Paddock Collman, 2001
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Rubin's Pathology: Clinicopathologic Foundations of Medicine
Trichinosis is produced by the roundworm Trichinella spiralis. EPIDEMIOLOGY:
Infection with T. spiralis occurs worldwide. Humans acquire trichinosis by eating
inadequately cooked meat with encysted T. spiralis larvae. The larvae are found
...
Raphael Rubin, David S. Strayer, Emanuel Rubin, 2011
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Encyclopedia of Family Health
Questions and ^iitwefif Could I catch trichinosis in this country or only in the
tropics? You certainly could get it in this country. In fact, it is rare in the tropics but
common in America and Europe. Infection occurs through eating pork that is
infected, ...
David B. Jacoby, R. M. Youngson, 2004
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Walsh and Hoyt's Clinical Neuro-ophthalmology
Patients with CNS trichinosis generally have marked hy- pereosinophilia at the
time of initial cardiac and CNS manifestations. Neuroimaging studies in such
patients often show small hypodensities in the hemispheric white matter or cortex
, ...
Neil R. Miller, Frank Burton Walsh, William Fletcher Hoyt, 2005
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Self-Reliant Living: Advice and Information on Just about ...
What is trichinosis? Trichinosis is a foodborne disease caused by a tiny parasitic
worm, Trichinella spiralis. Who gets trichinosis? Anyone who eats undercooked
meat of infected animals can develop trichinosis. Pork products are implicated ...
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Index-catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon-General's ...
G.) An outbreak of trichinosis in Gahrwaf Indian M. Gaz., Calcutta, 1907, xlii, 873.
— Thompson (W. (>.) Trichinosis; a clinical study of fifty-two sporadic cases. Tr.
Ass. Am. Physicians, Phila., 1910, XXV, 274-286. Also: Am. J. M. 8c, Phila. & N. Y.
...
National Library of Medicine (U.S.), United States. Public Health Service, Library of the Surgeon-General's Office (U.S.), 1913
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The imaging of tropical diseases: with epidemiological, ...
Lancet 1:13-16, 1969 Trichinosis (Trichinellosis) Ancelle T, Dupouy-Camet J,
Bougnoux ME, Fourestie V, et al: Two outbreaks of trichinosis caused by
horsemeat in France. Am / Epidemiol 127:1302-1311, 1988 Andy JJ, O'Connell
JP, ...
Philip E. S. Palmer, Maurice Merrick Reeder, 2001
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Eat Not this Flesh: Food Avoidances from Prehistory to the ...
whether the Bible or other sources, to indicate that the Hebrews or any other
early Near Eastern people associated pork eating with the symptoms that may
develop in trichinosis. That such a conclusion should be reached so uncritically is
...
Frederick J. Simoons, 1994
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Index-Catalogue of Medical and Veterinary Zoology: 2D Ed
New York State Trichinosis Commission — Cont. 1940 f. — Trichinosin control
proposed in 1884 [Abstract, inpart, from 5. Ann. R«p. State Bd. Health, Sen. Doc.
47, 1885, pp. 112-119] <Rep. N. York State Trichinosis Com., pp. 61-G2.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRICHINOSIS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
trichinosis is used in the context of the following news items.
Do You Care Where Your Steak Came From?
Only four cases of mad cow disease have ever occurred in the U.S. Other meat-borne illnesses such as trichinosis have always been rare. And while there have ... «Bloomberg View, Jul 15»
Little Things That Kill You
Following the Lyme was the trichinosis. The larvae of those worms now survive in my muscles, protected by calcified cysts. They have no way of harming me ... «Outside Magazine, Jun 15»
Japan Says Sayonara to Raw Pork
Much of the fear surrounding undercooked pork stems from one bogeyman: trichinosis, a potentially fatal disease caused by a parasitic roundworm. That threat ... «Munchies_ Food by VICE, May 15»
Revised trichinae policy could boost U.S. pork exports to Chile
Previously, chilled/frozen pork had to test negative for trichinosis or be treated/frozen in order to be eligible for Chile. Exporters now have the option of certifying ... «National Hog Farmer, Apr 15»
When He Started Wrapping Bacon Around an M-16, I Thought He …
If you've got an M-16 and a pound of bacon, but want to shoot and eat without getting trichinosis – you're in luck: Some genius just figured out how to do that. «IJ Review, Mar 15»
'Better Call Saul' What Is Wrong With Michael McKean's Character …
That cooler's looking like a trichinosis stew." Chuck is in his lantern-lit library surrounded by books on electromagnetism. It's almost certain that Chuck is suffering ... «Design & Trend, Feb 15»
170 sick with trichinosis in Argentina
The National Health Service and Food Quality (SENASA) implemented bans and controlled performed tasks for the health operative in response to the outbreak ... «Barfblog, Feb 15»
News Scan for Jan 28, 2015
... tularemia (279 cases), West Nile virus infection (250 cases), trichinosis (217 cases), Mycobacterium bovis tuberculosis (134 cases), and rabies (1 case). «CIDRAP, Jan 15»
Christmas ham can be contaminated by parasites
Microbiologist Dr. Windell Rivera said "Pwedeng mag-cause ng trichinosis, ito ay isang foodborne illness ([The T. spiralis parasite] can cause the foodborne ... «ABS CBN News, Dec 14»
Are you ready for pork tartare?
When confronted with the concept of pork tartare, most people who are not chefs immediately think of trichinosis, a disease caused by tiny, parasitic worms. «STLtoday.com, Nov 14»
