While U.S. government and citizens alike worry about anthrax and smallpox threats, a more immediate public health disaster may loom: bioterrorism in your burger - Worth Noting - Brief Article
Humanist, Jan-Feb, 2002
* While U.S. government and citizens alike worry about anthrax and smallpox threats, a more immediate public health disaster may loom: bioterrorism in your burger. According to the October 18, 2001, New England Journal of Medicine, studies show that government regulations already fail to guarantee the safety of our food.
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In the first nine months of 2001, the USDA announced sixty recalls, totaling nearly thirty million pounds of meat.
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