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• Fifty years ago, salmonella was not yet a problem in our food supply.
• After investigations, an outbreak of salmonella was found in the restaurant.
• But salmonella was still detected in the chicken houses.
• Another major host adaptation on the part of Salmonella was its adaptation to host blood temperatures.
• The salmonella was the second bacteria to cause problems in recent months for southern Maryland residents.
• Josland also found that the survival of Salmonella was less on pasture exposed to sun compared to shaded pasture.
• One political argument against the upgraded testing system used to be that the danger of salmonella was being exaggerated.
• The salmonella was fermented, not the product of a laboratory, Mackin said, meaning nobody deliberately sent Clinton a batch of salmonella.
• Salmonella was found in 7.5 percent of the ground beef tested before the new system was in place, but 3.3 percent six months afterward.
• Recently, she said, the agency found 85 percent of a sampling of products from Prague pastry shops contained excess bacteria, although no salmonella was detected.
• In field trials, salmonella was found in fewer than 10 percent of chickens that received the bacteria, compared with 35 percent of untreated birds, Stern said.
• The appeals court said that salmonella was not an adulterant because it was not harmful since normal cooking practices for meat and poultry destroy the bacteria.
• Salmonella was found in 7 . 5 percent of the ground beef tested before the new system was in place, but 3 . 3 percent six months afterward.
• The court determined that Salmonella was not an adulterant, it was naturally present in meats, and the onus was on the consumer to properly handle and cook meats.
• Dublin, Ohio-based Wendy's said a report by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health found the salmonella was spread by employees who hadn't washed their hands properly before handling food.
• A package containing salmonella was mailed to Bill Clinton, the Secret Service revealed Thursday, but officials said it had nothing to do with the recent spate of anthrax-tainted letters.
• In 1998, the USDA moved to close plants if salmonella was found in excess of 20 percent, which was the industry s average at the time, for three consecutive tests.
• In 1995, an outbreak of at least 62 cases of salmonella was confirmed as being caused by consumption of unpasteurized orange juice at a " theme park " in Orlando, Fla.
• But the U . S . Poultry and Egg Export Council insisted that the salmonella was not dangerous because it was detected only on the surface of the chicken, which is common.
• While salmonella was once the primary culprit, a number of troublesome new organisms have been identified in the last two decades and, experts say, the potential for widespread disaster has definitely expanded.