Raw milk pasteurization urged by health officials
A Wisconsin memo from the Division of Health southern region warns raw milk can carry multiple disease organisms including salmonella and Campylobacter. Experts say pasteurization at 145 to 161 degrees for set times, then rapid cooling, reduces risk. Home methods vary, with costs around 100 to 150 dollars, and microwaving not recommended.
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Southern Public Health Region
Madison
Jim Wickert
Ann Lambrecht
Weier
Wickert
Randy Daggs
Raw milk dangers and pasteurization debate in Wisconsin
The report outlines expert warnings about raw milk risks including salmonella listeria and other diseases. It notes that pasteurization remains the reliable defense and highlights views of Ms Lambrecht and others on infant feeding and milk safety practices.
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Detecting and Treating Breast Problems Fact Sheet
Guidance explains most breast lumps are benign 80 to 90 percent and common hormonal changes cause swelling and tenderness around menses. It notes cysts are fluid filled and movable, while hard fixed lumps may be tumors. Advice stresses self exams, mammograms, aspirations, or biopsies as needed, and offers a free copy of the booklet from The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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