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    • New Peer-reviewed Papers
    • Past peer-reviewed papers
    • Food for Public Health
    • Fact Sheets
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    • Annual Competitions
    • Global Health Programs
    • Past Global Programs
    • PHM Foundation
    • Workshop Evaluation
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    • Ask Cyrus
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Biofilms, Drug Resistance, and Climate Change

How Climate Change is Affecting Bacterial Biofilms and Drug Resistance

public health burden of food and waterborne diseases

Reducing the public health burden of food and waterborne diseases

High-Pressure Processing

How High-Pressure Processing Eliminates Foodborne Pathogens

Health Concerns of High-Sodium Processed Foods

Reducing Sodium Content of Processed Foods

Infant Formula and Cronobacter sakazakii

 How significant are biofilm and planktonic cells of Cronobacter sakazakii?

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How can we reduce the public health burden of food and waterborne diseases?

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