The FDA, Food Safety, and related
topics
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The FDA website o FDAÕs Science
Board o FDA Action Levels (how
many bugs in your food, etc.—fun at parties) o Carl AndersonÕs Blog on FDA Stuff á
The CDCÕs Food
Safety Office website o CDC Public Health Blog (excellent) á
The governmentÕs Food Safety website á
USDAÕs Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) á
The Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service works to protect US agriculture. á
The Grain
Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Admin. works on marketing US agricultural products. á
The Agricultural Marketing
Service runs several commodity programs. á
Current FSIS
Recalls á
Current FDA Recalls My mother let me eat
raw hamburger. á
Important book: D. Michaels, Doubt is their Product,
short version of argument is here. |
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Defending Science, a project from
GWUs
School of Public Health and Heath Services. á
Barfblog, related
to KSUÕs Bites project, ÒSafe Food from
Farm to Fork.Ó á
The Center for Science in the Public Interest has a Food Safety Page á
The Food Safety Project, at
Georgetown U. Check their links page. á
The Alliance for a Stronger FDA and the related FDA MATTERS web page. á
The Center for Food Safety at the
University of Georgia looks into many interesting topics. á
The Center for Foodborne Illness
(research and prevention) was started by two people after
someone they knew died of food poisoning. á
The folks at CIDRAP, U. Minn., have a good
bibliography
of food safety readings, a list of industry
associations, a list of academic
food safety centers, and more. á
The Food Safety Research Consortium
did a project on Prioritizing
Opportunities to Reduce Foodborne Risk, website still there. |
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Favorite FDA Reports, & related items á
Recent testimony on
SB 510 by Commissioner Hamburg á
FDA
Science and Mission at Risk á
Key
Findings from PresidentÕs Working Group on food safety á
Federal
Oversight of Food Safety (from GAOÉ note, on p. 2, the mention
of points in FDA
Science and Mission and Risk, and careful focus of this
report—which does not touch main conclusions of FDA Science and
Mission at Risk.) á
MMWR Weekly of
April 10, 2009, which tells us Òprogress toward the national health
objectives has plateaued, suggesting that fundamental problems with bacterial
and parasitic contamination are not being resolved.Ó á
FSP
Report, Breakdown (about lessons from a 2008 Salmonella outbreak) |
News,
Journalism á
excellent NYT
piece on an E. coli case á
NYT has links to many stories on
their food
safety main page á
Michael PollanÕs web page has
descriptions of his books and links to many of his articles. á Defending Science (see above) posted
the table of contents, with links to articles, of the American
Journal of Public Health Supplement on Scientific Evidence and Public Policy,
Sept. 2005.. á The
Community Alliance for Global Justice has a Food Justice Project
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