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Trichinosis: Understanding the Risks of Undercooked Pork
The disease caused by eating poorly cooked infected pork is Trichinosis. Infection with Trichinella roundworm is called trichinosis. It can be acquired worldwide but is rare in some areas (e.g., Scandinavia, the UK, and Japan) because of mandatory meat-processing inspections and sanitary precautions.Dog Bites - Related Articles
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