From food poisoning. And we do not always recognize it as food poisoning. But these numbers are from reports and studies of the General Accounting Office. U.S. News and World Report did a big article on it a couple of months ago. That is where some of these statistics derive from.
Bart Stupak: “From food poisoning. And we do not always recognize it as food poisoning. But these numbers are from reports and studies…”
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Discussing food poisoning statistics and their sources.
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