Episodes of food poisoning may have more serious long-term consequences (MedPage Today) -- including kidney failure or mental retardation -- particularly among children, researchers say.
Prevalence of Long-Term Risks of Food Poisoning UnknownCourtesy MedPage Today Infectious Disease Fri, 11/13/2009 - 09:15
Episodes of food poisoning may have more serious long-term consequences (MedPage Today) -- including kidney failure or mental retardation -- particularly among children, researchers say. More related itemsProgram Puts Smackdown on Bullying (CME/CE)
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