Botulism
Investigators at University of Colorado have published new data on botulism
Published in Health Risk Factor Week, July 29th, 2008
"Why is Georgia disproportionately affected by this potentially fatal disease' I argue that unraveling the origins of hyperendemic botulism requires a new understanding of the state, one that sees it not only as an ensemble of actors, ideas, and objects but also as a phenomenon that creates discontiguous and variegated spaces," wrote E.C. Dunn and colleagues, University of Colorado.
The researchers concluded: "I trace the economic origins of botulism in Georgia to the organization of...
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