A few years from now, people could have an at-home test for salmonella. A team of researchers at McMaster University in Ontario has developed the world's first rapid test for the bacteria. Professor ...

When most of us go to the grocery store and pick up a carton of eggs or a package of chicken, we probably expect those products will not get us sick — as long as they’re cooked properly. For the most ...

The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service is delaying a testing program that will determine whether certain raw chicken products are contaminated with Salmonella. The verification and sampling ...

McMaster University researchers have developed a rapid and inexpensive test for Salmonella contamination in chicken and other food – one that’s easier to use than a home COVID test. The test, ...

The low-tech test returns results in less than a hour and might be able to replace current methods that can take up to a day or longer. Reading time 2 minutes Scientists in Canada say they’ve ...

Belgium has joined a pilot project looking at the accuracy of Salmonella testing in poultry flocks. The Netherlands received permission from the European Commission to study to what extent initial ...

A simple and portable Au-on-Au tip sensor was constructed to achieve specific, sensitive, and colorimetric detection of Salmonella typhimurium using an RNase H2-specific nucleic acid molecule derived ...

Though still a few years off, technology for foodborne pathogen could become as fast and cheap as COVID-19 home kits Mehmet Yigit's research on a test for salmonella detection starts with lab samples ...

Salmonella bacteria are responsible for the most common type of food poisoning, which can cause people to become quite ill. A new test, however, is able to detect the microbes' presence in food faster ...

Editor’s Note: Martin Wiedmann is the Gellert Family Professor of Food Safety at Cornell University. He received a veterinary degree and a doctorate in veterinary medicine from the Ludwig-Maximilians ...

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan, June 16 (Reuters) - Cargill [CARG.UL] shipments of Canadian canola meal into the United States face more scrutiny after salmonella was found in a shipment this winter, a U.S.