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Scientists investigate origin of isolated BSE cases
The European response to bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) after the crisis of the 1980s has significantly reduced prevalence of the disease in cattle. However, isolated cases...
Biological hazards
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE)
13 July 2017
Hepatitis E: raw pork is main cause of infection in EU
Consumption of raw or undercooked pork meat and liver is the most common cause of hepatitis E infection in the EU, said EFSA. More than 21,000 cases of hepatitis E infections have...
Biological hazards
Foodborne zoonotic diseases
11 July 2017
Update on multi-country Salmonella outbreak: steep fall in reported cases
The European outbreak of Salmonella Enteritidis appears to have subsided since control measures were implemented at egg farms and distribution points last autumn. The outbreak peaked...
Biological hazards
Salmonella
7 March 2017
New insights on perceptions of antimicrobial resistance
Do you think enough is being done to control or prevent overuse of antibiotics in farm animals? Do antibiotics kill viruses? These are some of the questions that EFSA asked farmers,...
Biological hazards
Antimicrobial resistance
6 March 2017
Food safety: simpler rules proposed for small retailers
EFSA has proposed a simplified approach to food safety management in small retail businesses such as grocery shops, butchers, and bakeries. The approach includes guidelines on how to...
Biological hazards
2 March 2017
Antimicrobial resistance remains high, says EU report
Bacteria found in humans, animals and food continue to show resistance to widely used antimicrobials, says the latest report on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in bacteria by the...
Biological hazards
Data
Antimicrobial resistance
22 February 2017
Feeding milk containing residues of antimicrobials to calves
Dairy calves fed milk from cows treated with antimicrobials have a higher probability of excreting resistant bacteria through their faeces than those who aren’t. This is one of the...
Biological hazards
Antimicrobial resistance
27 January 2017
It’s time to reduce, replace and re-think the use of antimicrobials in animals
Reducing the use of antimicrobials in food-producing animals, replacing them where possible and re-thinking the livestock production system is essential for the future of animal and...
Biological hazards
Antimicrobial resistance
24 January 2017
Chronic wasting disease: addressing risks for the EU
Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is most likely to enter the European Union through the movement of live cervids – such as reindeer and moose – that are transported or roam freely from...
Biological hazards
Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs)
18 January 2017
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