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Educator Tools - Slides/Talking Points - How to Prevent Toxoplasmosis 2


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Food Safety for Moms-To-Be Everything you need to conduct a food safety presentation for pregnant women.

Food Safety for Moms-to-Be

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Slide 27. How to Prevent Toxoplasmosis (cont’d)

 

How to Prevent Toxoplasmosis (cont’d)


Don’t forget to . . .

  • Clean
    Fruits and vegetables thoroughly
  • Separate
    Raw foods from ready-to-eat foods
  • Cook
    Meat thoroughly

 


 

Speaker's Notes

Remember these 3 simple steps: Clean, Separate, and Cook.

Toxoplasma can be found on unwashed fruits and vegetables, so be sure to clean/rinse them thoroughly under running water before eating them.

Toxoplasma can also be found in raw and undercooked meat, so keep these raw foods separate from ready-to-eat foods. Also, cook meat thoroughly. Use a food thermometer to check.

One last reminder: Don’t drink untreated water, particularly when traveling in less-developed countries.
 

 

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