Martyn Kirk, Convener, Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology and other authors from the Australian National University have provided some helpful tips to help keep you safe from food poisoning in the accompanying articles. While outdoor parties/picnics are part and parcel of the Australian summer, the tips here apply equally well to the indoor equivalent in the Northern Hemisphere winter. As the first article says "Children, older people, and those who have a compromised immune system (sadly that's us, folks) are more likely to be hospitalised from food poisoning."
Health Check: how to avoid food poisoning at summer picnics
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Health check: how to avoid getting ill from chicken
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Photo: A lonely picnic table waiting for a party
Well but not feeling wellness
Message: please stay home 
