Review:
"Provides an update of knowledge regarding infectious and toxic food pathogens. It is intended as a reference for readers concerned about the global impact of foodborne diseases."
- Food Science & Technology Abstracts, 2004
"I unequivocally recommend this book to be available in schools and institutions concerned with food safety. Graduate and undergraduate students, and professionals involved in areas such as epidemiology, food industry and catering, and those whose major responsibility is to dictate the government policies of food protection, especially in developing countries, would take advantage of the updated content, structure and easily readable presentation of this book."
-Dr. Eduardo Fernandez Escartín, Professor of Graduate Research in Food Safety, Autonomous University of Querétaro, Mexico
"The writing style and presentation of the material allow the material to be readily grasped and understood."-SAMUEL PALUMBO, NATIONAL CENTER FOR FOOD SAFETY AND TECHNOLOGY
From the Back Cover:
Foodborne disease is a widespread and ever-increasing public health problem, affecting developed and developing countries worldwide. Highly publicized outbreaks of foodborne infections and intoxications in recent years have heightened public awareness of this threat, so now more than ever it is necessary to understand the principles and impact of foodborne diseases.
This second edition of Foodborne Diseases deals with four aspects of the topic: Principles, Infections, Intoxications and Prevention - in an easy-to-read style. Chapters are clearly illustrated with an increased number of diagrams and tables, and the work is extensively indexed for use as a desk reference. Contributing authors are from America, Canada, Europe and Japan, and this work should serve as a reference to anyone with concerns about the global impact of foodborne diseases.
CONTENTS OF FOODBORNE DISEASES, SECOND EDITION
Part I: Principles
Disease Processes in Foodborne Illness
Epidemiology, Cost and Risk Of Foodborne Disease
Part II: Infections
Salmonella
Shigella
Escherichia coli
Campylobacter jejuni and Related Organisms
Yersinia enterocolitica
Clostridium perfringens
Vibrio
Listeria monocytogenes
Infrequent Microbial Infections
Viruses
Parasites
Part III: Intoxications
Natural Toxicants
Seafood Toxins
Staphylococcal Food Poisoning
Botulism
Bacillus cereus Food Poisoning
Mycotoxins
Chemical Intoxications
Diet and Cancer
Part IV: Prevention
Microbiology of Food Preservation and Sanitation
Organizing a Safe Food Supply System
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