A study by the CDC, FDA and USDA used whole-genome sequencing (WGS) and machine learning to identify chicken and vegetables ...

It turned out that we had purchased a package of the tainted chicken and that our tests found a strain of salmonella (known as Heidelberg) that matched one of those linked to the outbreak.

the people who fell ill were infected with salmonella Heidelberg (so named for the city in Germany where it was first discovered in 1933). The problem with the Heidelberg strain is that ...

Researchers used genome sequencing and machine learning to trace the top food sources behind Salmonella infections in the US.