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Ricin sent to the President shows importance of Mail Screening
Have you ever worried about receiving something dangerous in the mail? Although it seems like an increasing amount of business is conducted online, physical mail is still incredibly prominent, and can be much more harmful than the emails in your junk folder. Each day,...
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September is National Food Safety Month – Here Are Our Top 10 Food Safety Tips
September is National Food Safety Month! For us at PathSensors, this month represents a chance to spread some knowledge about food safety and pass along food safety tips we’ve gained as leaders in the food pathogen testing industry. With outbreaks at familiar brands...
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The recent E.Coli outbreaks demonstrate a greater need for ensuring pathogen-free supply chain
The recent E.Coli outbreaks demonstrate a greater need for ensuring pathogen-free supply chain
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String of anthrax scares brings back the concern for “mysterious white powder” in mail
String of anthrax scares brings back the concern for “mysterious white powder” in mail after Vanessa Trump, Megan Markle and Prince Harry are threatened
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Celebrating our Baltimore City Community College Interns: Line Mpaga
Pathsensors is grateful to be a part of the Baltimore community and have the support of our partnership with Baltimore City Community College and be able to offer internships to recent graduates
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USDA ARS Research Proves CANARY Technology’s Fit for High-Threat Plant Pathogens
The PathSensors’ Development Team together with USDA ARS researchers from the US National Arboretum Floral and Nursery Plants Research Unit in Beltsville, MD and the Foreign Disease -Weed Science Research Unit at Ft. Detrick, MD have completed a small-scale validation...
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Seasonal Safety: The Holiday Rise in Mailing
Have you received a Christmas card or two in the past few weeks? Tis the season! While mailing had been at an all-time low this past year over the previous 20 years, this year the USPS experienced a 10% increase in mailing during the holiday season (compared to the...
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Apple-Bobbing for Bacteria
Apple bobbing is a fall favorite but can also come with an array of bacteria that is shared between the line-up of people bobbing for apples
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Putting an End to Complacency in Mail Security
What does DHS Acting Secretary, Elaine Duke, have to say about complacency in security? On September 27th of 2017 the Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Elaine Duke, testified on “threats facing our great nation and what we are doing to confront...
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Is Chicken Sushi a Bad Idea?
What is Chicken Sushi? Will the chicken sushi trend, started in Japan, that is growing in the US and throughout the world prove to be a safe way to consume raw chicken? Or do we simply have another food fad that ignores many of the food safety recommendations? Known...
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