Shopper card data help CDC trace salmonella outbreak
CDC investigators for the first time used shopper-card data to trace a multistate salmonella outbreak. By linking purchases to a Rhode Island salami maker and the pepper used, they narrowed to Danielle International Inc and two spice suppliers in New York and New Jersey. At least 245 people in 44 states are sick, with notable cases in Illinois California New York and Washington.
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Book clubs bring humanity to medicine in Missouri and beyond
Doctors nurses and health workers join medical book clubs to discuss literature and sharpen empathy toward patients. The movement sparked in Bangor Maine in 1997 and has spread to 25 states including Missouri where Dr Robin Blake a MU retiree leads sessions at the teaching hospital. A 2005 Maine council study notes participants report greater empathy culture awareness job satisfaction and better interpersonal skills.
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