Stepping Up to Counter Government Cuts
Will reducing the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) workforce by 25% eliminate redundancy and aid in the goal to “make America healthy again”
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With Measles Increasing, Vaccination Continues to be the Best Defense
With measles cases continuing to increase, particularly in Texas and Ontario, Canada, recommendations of various cures have been spreading through the media and social media.
More Than Numbers, Statistics Enable Prioritization
You’ve seen the statistics – CDC estimates that each year in the US, 48 million people get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die from
Selenium Outbreak Shows Need for Testing
After a sudden hair loss (alopecia) outbreak in 18 villages in Buldhana, India, prompted authorities to order a probe into the matter, it was discovered
Fishery Warned of DWPE
During an inspection of a Portuguese seafood processor in Portugal, the FDA identified serious HACCP Violations for which it issued a 483. Among the violations
Traceability Rule Extension: Not a Time to Pause Action
Did your ears perk up suddenly on March 20, thinking you heard a huge sigh of relief – but you were the only one around?
Controlled Chaos … Cake?
My son wants a chaos cake for his birthday party. How do I make sure it’s safe for all his friends? The short answer: Control
Low Vaccination Rates Show Continued Need for Protective Action
Over the last week, two new reports were published on COVID-19 and influenza vaccination trends and comparisons for the 2024-2025 season. Of note from a
Are Micro Controls Driving Your Food Safety Efforts – Even in Today’s Challenging Environment?
Although food recalls were down in 2024, as TAG illustrated in a previous article, the same was not true of serious illnesses and deaths from
Keep Canada Food Businesses Growing Despite Soured Trade Relations
In 2023, Canada imported USD $32 billion in agriculture and agri-food from the US (AAFC), with 67% of Canada’s vegetables and 36% of its fruits
