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botulism

[boch-uh-liz-uhm] / ˈbɒtʃ əˌlɪz əm /
NOUN
food poisoning
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Concerns of food poisoning and botulism meant we had to throw out perishable food anywhere near its expiration date.

From New York Times

Raw garlic also should not be used in sous vide cooking because there’s a risk of botulism.

From Seattle Times

Also known as botulinum toxin, it's the trade name of a protein that in much larger volumes is active in the disease, botulism.

From BBC

More important, the compound prevents botulism and other bacterial contamination.

From New York Times

State regulations didn’t allow seal oil because it’s among traditionally prepared Alaska Native foods that have been associated with the state’s high rate of botulism, which can cause illness or death.

From Washington Times