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Study: 25% Of Meat Sold In Groceries Contains Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Study: 25% Of Meat Sold In Groceries Contains Drug-Resistant Bacteria

By Chris Morran April 15, 2011

A new study claims that not only does half the meat sold in groceries harbor a nasty little bacteria called Staphylococcus aureus, but a full quarter of the beef, chicken, pork and turkey carries a drug-resistant strain of the bug. [More]

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