Food safety: Correct information for pregnant women

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This study was aimed at investigating the knowledge of pregnant women on food safety with particular attention to the effectiveness of the informative material (pamphlet and poster) prepared in a previous study. To this scope, a questionnaire composed by 8 questions (Likert scaled) was used except for one which was a Y/N question. Themes of the questionnaire were: level of concerns on food safety, and knowledge on foodborne diseases (salomonellosis, toxoplasmosis and listeriosis), risk factors and preventive measures. Results indicate that knowledge increased in respect to that of the previous study, but in relation to informative material previously distributed. © B. Griglio et al.

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Griglio, B., Nucera, D., Vergano, F., & Grassi, M. A. (2013). Food safety: Correct information for pregnant women. Italian Journal of Food Safety, 2(1), 1–2. https://doi.org/10.4081/ijfs.2013.e1

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