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Recent media headlines have implied that our food supply is substantially safer than it was a decade ago and is about to get even safer, thanks to the Food Safety Modernization Act. But the reality of foodborne disease is somewhat more complicated.

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  • Foodborne Disease
  • Food Safety

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