More than 11,000 Cyclospora cases nationwide, a multistate salmonella outbreak linked to eggs—and critical questions about the safety of America’s food supply.
Why are foodborne illnesses spreading, why has identifying their sources proved so difficult, and what role could federal cuts to food-safety surveillance play? Karel examines the outbreaks, America’s regulatory system and why the United States appears unable to keep its food supply safe.
Also in this episode:
Could AI apps that simulate dead loved ones or pets help people cope—or prevent them from grieving and moving forward? And does watching too much television actually harm your brain? New research offers a troubling answer.
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