When we go to the grocery store to pick up dinner, we should be able to buy food without worrying that eating it would expose our family to potentially deadly bacteria that will no longer respond to our medical treatments.
Doris Matsui: “When we go to the grocery store to pick up dinner, we should be able to buy food without worrying that eating it would…”
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Matsui emphasizes the need for safe food free from antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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