COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - With the Thanksgiving holiday just two sleeps away, friends and family will soon be gathering to share meals.  The State of Colorado has recently seen two E-Coli outbreaks and food safety should be on everyone's minds.  KRDO13 medical expert, Dr. Neha Sharma joins us in the studio once again for our Healthy Colorado segment. This week she is discussing food-borne illnesses and how you can stay safe this holiday s…

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For those preparing to celebrate Thanksgiving with family, friends and festive food, the Illinois Department of Public Health has released tips for staying healthy and safe during the holiday. The department’s guidance outlines two main threats that could put a damper on holiday festivities: food poisoning and airborne viruses. Warding off contagious illnesses The risk of respiratory viruses is lower than it has been in recent years, with IDPH’s…

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A healthy Thanksgiving: Illinois Department of Public Health provides tips for celebrating safely

Because turkey can harbor salmonella, clostridium perfringens, and other bacteria that can cause foodborne illness, it is important to follow food guidelines to keep your guests safe this Thanksgiving.

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Safety Tips for a Safe Thanksgiving Turkey

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — Thanksgiving brings almost everyone to the kitchen, and whether you're one to cook the food or just enjoy it, there are several safety tips you should keep in mind. First, clean your hands, cooking tools, kitchen surfaces and any fruits or veggies. 
	
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How to keep the food at your table safe this Thanksgiving

Food in the US has a bad rap thanks to outbreaks caused by bacteria, plus processing, additives and food dyes, but the food supply is actually much less risky than people think

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How safe is the US food supply?

As you gear up to prepare that Thanksgiving feast, don’t forget the tenets of food safety.The New York State health and agriculture departments offered up several tips to help keep family and friends safe from foodborne illness this holida…

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Prepare With Care: Health Officials Share Food Safety Tips For Thanksgiving

With Thanksgiving approaching, the state Department of Health and Department of Agriculture and Markets are providing food safety tips to help prevent foodborne illness and ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday with family and friends.

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State departments of health and agriculture and markets give food safety tips for Thanksgiving

Unless you really fancy having food poisoning, that is.

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Please Don’t Wash Your Raw Turkey This Thanksgiving

Always “fun” to talk about unsafe food during the holidays.

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How to keep E. coli off your Thanksgiving menu

MCDONOUGH — From stuffing to brining to leftovers, everyone has a favorite Thanksgiving turkey menu.

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