Jason ๐ป๐๐ ๐ฎ๐๐๐ ๐ฎ๐๐ Tetro ๐จ๐ฆ
@JATetro
Hosts 2X award winner Super Awesome Science Show. 35y micro/immuno research. Wrote The Germ Code & The Germ Files. Writes screen/marketing. Explains on request.
Iโve decided to be retroactively angry about Kevin Kostnerโs Robinhood from 1991. There were no Americans in the 1200s. And donโt get me started on Russell Crowe as Noah.
@BobPickard@steeletalk It would make sense to have a PC government after all the Liberal years. There just wasn't a PC party available. That the Liberals decided to fill that gap is brilliant.
@DagobertIX@AtomsksSanakan@MackayIM This one is far more important in the context of a pandemic.
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But you do you.
To clarify, this false-positive lab sample DOES NOT change the basis for FDAโs ongoing outbreak investigation or the overwhelming epidemiological data supporting the current voluntary recall by Taylor Farms.
Over the weekend, FDA alerted Taylor Farms that a new sample of shredded lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico tested positive for Cyclospora during import examination at the Southern Border. This ended up being a false positive, and Taylor Farms was alerted to the corrective test result Sunday.
FDAโs traceback investigation and outbreak data continue to converge on shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms locations in central Mexico. FDA will continue to work with federal and state partners to investigate this multistate outbreak and ensure products implicated in this outbreak have been removed from the market.
Protecting the American public remains our highest priority. We encourage the public to continue to avoid all products listed in Taylor Farmsโ voluntary recall. https://t.co/ksnGV2rfq2
To clarify, this false-positive lab sample DOES NOT change the basis for FDAโs ongoing outbreak investigation or the overwhelming epidemiological data supporting the current voluntary recall by Taylor Farms.
Over the weekend, FDA alerted Taylor Farms that a new sample of shredded lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico tested positive for Cyclospora during import examination at the Southern Border. This ended up being a false positive, and Taylor Farms was alerted to the corrective test result Sunday.
FDAโs traceback investigation and outbreak data continue to converge on shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms locations in central Mexico. FDA will continue to work with federal and state partners to investigate this multistate outbreak and ensure products implicated in this outbreak have been removed from the market.
Protecting the American public remains our highest priority. We encourage the public to continue to avoid all products listed in Taylor Farmsโ voluntary recall. https://t.co/ksnGV2rfq2
@jaketapper Hmm...this is from the CDC's own researchers.
"To our knowledge, false positive detection of Cyclospora by the BioFire GI panel has not been reported, although false positive detections have been reported for other targets in this multiplex panel."
https://t.co/NlyOluSeXx
@RodneyRohde I put it this way - if the outbreak stops now that the lettuce has been recalled, then it doesn't matter what the FDA says. Time will tell.
@NightShiftMD I would suggest you reach out to Dr. Kaveh Rashidi - he has a podcast with the newspaper. Just translate the page...it may be a good start.
https://t.co/QrgaZJYwJH
@RodneyRohde@ChefGruel@DrJudyStone@Forbes I believe they use drip irrigation in Guranajato. If that is the case, unless the groundwater has become contaminated, which would be very very bad, this looks like a hygiene issue. We may never know mind you but this doesn't feel like the raspberry outbreaks of the past.
Gotta say it's interesting to see #philosophy get the same "expert of the day" treatment as #science. Wondering when the true philosophers and academics will be done with it and fight back against the mis and dis.