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botulism

[boch-uh-liz-uhm] / ˈbɒtʃ əˌlɪz əm /
NOUN
food poisoning
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A popular brand of vegan milk has been recalled in Australia's most populous state after it was linked to a case of botulism.

From BBC

Some strains of that bacteria cause botulism, which can paralyze and kill people, and is one the world’s deadliest toxins, sometimes used in biological weapons.

From New York Times

Spores of the bacteria that cause botulism are common and easily land on foods such as garlic and herbs, where we eat them without consequence.

From Washington Post

Avoid using honey for young children because it carries a risk of infant botulism.

From Seattle Times

The company warns that certain batches may contain bacteria that cause botulism, a fatal paralytic disease.

From Seattle Times