Trevor Suslow

Microbial Food Safety Researcher at UC Davis

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Microbial Food Safety Researcher at the University of California Davis, who has studied the Salinas Valley looking for E. coli for the past six years

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The latest count in the E.coli outbreak is one dead and 146 suffering from cramps, diarrhea and kidney trouble. The "smoking gun" is a bag of contaminated spinach found in…

Are America's Vegetables as Safe as They Should Be?

The latest count in the E.coli outbreak is one dead and 146 suffering from cramps, diarrhea and kidney trouble. The "smoking gun" is a bag of contaminated spinach found in…

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