Study Finds Cryptosporidium in Pre-Washed Vegetables Sold in Kent
A recent study by University of Kent scientists found cryptosporidium, a waterborne disease, in pre-washed vegetables in Kent. The research highlights the need to review sanitation methods and emphasizes consumer awareness on proper storage and handwashing. Cryptosporidium, resistant to chlorine disinfection, can cause symptoms like diarrhea and vomiting. Suppliers are urged to enhance hygiene measures to reduce contamination risk.
How Our Tastebuds Adapt to What We Eat
Hate salad or veggies? Just keep eating them. Here’s how our tastebuds adapt to what we eat Do you hate salad? It’s OK if you do, there are plenty of foods in the world, and lots of different ways to…