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DTU Fødevareinstituttet har beregnet, hvor mange danskere rent faktisk bliver syge af syv forskellige sygdomsfremkaldende mikroorganismer, som ofte overfø...
DTU-professor efterlyser i tidsskriftet Science nogle til at videreføre en global overvågning af antibiotikaresistente bakterier og smitsomme sygdomme via...
Et online-værktøj udviklet på DTU kan vurdere risikoen for, at der opstår en cocktaileffekt, hvis mennesker bliver udsat for flere kemikalier med...
Hør eksempler på, hvordan forskning fra DTU Fødevareinstituttet gør en forskel ved at forebygge sygdom og fremme sundhed, udvikle nye og bedre fødevarer til den voksende...
Vil du være med til at sørge for, at de fødevarer, vi spiser, har en god kvalitet og ikke udgør en sundhedsrisiko? Vil du lave kvalitetsstyring i en moderne fødevarevirksomhed...
The National Food Institute, Technical University of Denmark has joined forces with Lund University, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and University of Bologna in a...
One of Frank M. Aarestrup’s most important contributions has been to map out and prove that the use of antibiotics for animals actually has consequences and that we can...
This video describes the joint study between the World Health Organization (WHO) and National Food Institute, Technical University of Denmark (DTU Food) (WHO Collaborating...
En af DTU Fødevareinstituttets vigtige opgaver er at levere risikovurderinger, der giver både danske og internationale myndigheder et beslutningsgrundlag for...
There are around nine million cases of campylobacterosis in the EU each year, and the most common causes are consumption of undercooked chicken, or cross contamination...
Salmonella, which affects more than 100,000 Europeans every year, is a bacteria found in the intestines of healthy birds and mammals. In foods, it is most frequently found...
More than 320,000 human cases of food-borne zoonotic diseases are confirmed in the European Union each year. Food-borne zoonotic diseases, such as campylobacteriosis, salmonellosis...
Listeria is a family of bacteria that contains ten species. One of these, Listeria monocytogenes, causes the disease listeriosis in humans and animals. Although listeriosis...
E.coli is a bacterium that is commonly found in the gut of all humans and most warm-blooded animals. Most strains of E.Coli have beneficial functions. For example they...
This video explains how EFSA performs its scientific risk assessments on food and feed and provides general information about EFSA, its other roles and activities, and...
Analysing food consumption data and assessing how different groups of people are exposed to substances in food are vital components in evaluating food safety. An EFSA scientist...
Some chemicals in food might have a harmful effect on our health and safety depending on our level of exposure to them. Scientists generally assume that such effects are...
Pesticides play an important role in maintaining yields of agricultural crops. However, the residues from pesticides can potentially be harmful to humans if they get into...
Food can be contaminated, naturally or by human activity, at any stage of the food chain. The level of contamination can vary widely and may not necessarily be a safety...