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    illnesses. Not all bacteria are bad for humans (National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases), in fact, most are beneficial for us, and we have many bacteria inside of us right now. Norovirus and Hepatitis A are the most common viruses that cause foodborne illnesses. Norovirus causes the inflammation of the stomach and intestines and Hepatitis A causes the inflammation of your liver(National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases). Parasites such as worms,…

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    all over your clothes. That will make you head red, itchy, or scaly scalp it will irritate you head but the thing you shouldn’t do is always was your hair cause you see a lot of it, it may cause your hair to fall out. What is the Norovirus, cause, and symptoms? The norovirus is a food poisoning virus that is common among humans and it is contagious. People get the virus by ingesting material that is contaminated with infected foods or fluids. They symptoms of the virus that is common are watery…

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    Importance Of Oregano

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    While in Earth Clinic, oregano is a good medicine to cure asthma. Asthma is a respiratory condition caused by difficulty in breathing that’s why it results in an allergic reaction. It usually occurs when the airways swell and produce excess mucus. And because of it it can cause asthma attack which can bring you in distress that’s why the anti inflammatory power of oregano can eliminate the causes of asthma and prevent the danger of the respiratory system. According results…

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    Lessons learned from multistate outbreaks of Escherichia coli O26 linked to Chipotle Supun Sandaru Fernando North Dakota State University Introduction Steve Ells, the founder of Chipotle who graduated from the University of Colorado and then from the Culinary Institute of America, opened Chipotle in 1993 as to make money to fund his fine-dining restaurant that he dreamed. The initial idea of back up business took off and within one month, it started selling 1,000 burritos per day which…

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    It is a pattern today to go to the lavatory with your cell phone or tablet or else we are exhausted while we are in the washroom. We will read something while sitting on the can and so on. However, that is very not great and it can be truly undesirable, and this article will clarify you why is that so.We truly need to comprehend that germs can be discovered wherever in the restroom keeping in mind we are there sitting on the latrine and perusing something on the cell phone or tablet, those…

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    immune-compromised individuals. From 2010 to 2013 a retrospective review among immune-compromised patients enrolled in research studies at National Institutes of Health Clinical Center and identified a subset of norovirus positive patients who provided stool specimens for norovirus genotyping analysis. Norovirus was identified as the leading enteric pathogen in this immune-compromised population. 10.3 Application of concept in current job As Public Health Practitioners we aim as best as…

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    The Chipotle's Case

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    About a year ago, Chipotle was served with a federal grand jury subpoena in connection with a criminal investigation tied to a norovirus incident at a Simi Valley restaurant. The investigation is being conducted by the US attorney’s office for the Central District of California in conjunction with the Food and Drug Administration’s office of criminal investigations. Criminal inquiries related to food and safety outbreaks are uncommon, but there has been more attention paid to them since the FDA…

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    E-Coli scandal. It began in Seattle, Washington on July 2015 with an E. coli outbreak affecting five people. In August 2015 in Simi Valley, California 234 people became sick due to a norovirus as the result of a sick employee. Also, during this time extending from August to September 2015 in Minnesota 64 people became sick with Salmonella Newport from tomatoes, the point of introduction is still unknown. Following this incident from October…

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    The immediate objective is to restore brand image that was hit when there were food safety issues in 2015 with outbreak of E.coli and norovirus. Chipotle has taken number of steps to enforce quality in food sourcing and preparation, but the brand has not yet recovered fully from those issues. Here are few things the brand should focus for 2017: Restore brand image by implementing and communicating more quality initiatives Increase brand awareness to attract new customers and engage existing…

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    Chipotle Research Paper

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    Steve Ells founder of Chipotle. Ells a native of Denver, Colorado had a dream of owning a fine, dine restaurant. Like any others who dream of doing so money is always an issue. Steve Ells graduated from school with not an idea of what he wanted to do but he knew he did like cooking. With that in mind, he ventures out from his hometown to attend culinary school in San Francesco. He finished school there and started working at a fine restaurant called Star Restaurant. His love for fine, cuisine…

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