2. There are several accounts and possibly several unaccounted instances of Food Contamination; salmonella intoxication being the main cause in the US. In reference to NetDoctor (2010), the normal indications for salmonella instoxication are: loose bowel movement, costiveness, headaches, stomach pains, queasiness, unsettled stomach, hyperthermia, and probably blood in the stool. If the intoxication is minor, there are lesser indications – usually loose bowel movements twice or thrice daily for some days. The minor cases of salmonella intoxication heals after 4 to 7 days even without medication except for taking a break and drinking fluids (NetDoctor, 2010. p.3 ).

3.  Founded June 1906  Under the Agency of United States Department of Health and Human Services  Has several offices & centers to deal with all cases that arrive

4.  Regulation of the production, promotion and circulating tobacco, the country’s food supply, medicines, medical equipment, bio goods, immunity vaccines, beauty products, products that release radiation, and animal medicines and other products.  Improve the health of the community by quick improvements that make drugs and food more efficient, harmless, and cost-effective.  Help the community in getting precise, research-based data that are needed to use drugs and food to enhance their wellbeing.

5.  Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition (CFSAN)  1 out of 6 product-based offices  800 workers  Accountable for marketing and safeguarding the community’s wellbeing by guaranteeing that the country’s food stock is”  Responsible for promoting and protecting the public’s health by ensuring the nations food supply is: Harmless & clean Healthy and truthfully branded All beauty products are nontoxic and appropriately branded. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 2010)

6.  User Protection  Food Compliance Procedures  Critical Retraction Info  Food Classes  Sources for End-Users  Learning Resources  Information Resources

7.  Sources for Providers  Ensure for existing food retraction  Shared Data Resources for the Whole Nation  List of usual illness symptoms  Storage for Food and Medicine Intoxication and their Consequences  Uncomplicated Access for Practitioners

8.  Annotations  Inspection  Assessments  End-User Education

9.  Since September 23, 2010, patients will benefit from essential and most recent safety precautions: ensuring access to claims for children with pre-existing illnesses, enhancing rights to select a medical providers, forbidding insurance companies to cancel policies unjustly, etc. (Health Care Reform Central).  The private insurance industry will take in most of the rise, and the rest will be passed on to consumers. Employer payments for their employees’ private insurance will decline to $120 billion by 2019 based on past forecast due to amendments.

10.  Protection and Competence of Goods examined by the FDA  Excellence of Goods Studied by the FDA  Policies given by the FDA  Proposal provided by the FDA

11.  The FDA guarantees security, precaution, and assurance in the protection of the wellbeing of Americans. By safeguarding the community’s wellbeing via studies and guaranteeing the security, efficiency, and protection of medical equipment, bio goods, immunity vaccines, beauty products, products that release radiation, and animal medicines and other products. The FDA will give several policies and procedures to patients about how intoxication like salmonella occurs, treated, and how to avoid, train and publicize consciousness to the community. The FDA will train and instruct the significance of defending our being and others from the occurrence of these illnesses and intoxication with community training and fostering relationship to the public.

12. Goozner, M. (2010). The Fiscal Times. Health Care Law: Consumers to pay more out of pocket. Para. 4. Retrieved ------------------- fromhttp://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Issues/Health- Care/2010/09/09/Consumers-to-Pay-Nine-Percent-More-Out-of- Pocket1.aspx Health Care Reform Central. (ND). The Voice for the health care consumers. Retrieved -----------from http://www.familiesusa.org NetDoctor, (2010). Salmonella and Food Poisoning. What are the symptoms of salmonella poisoning? Para. 3. Retrieved from http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/health_advice/facts/salmonella.htm U.S. Drug and Food Administration (Aug 2010). Centers & Offices. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Retrieved from http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/CentersOffices/default.htm

13.  U.S. Drug and Food Administration (2010). CSFAN – What We Do. Retrieved from http://www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/CentersOffices /CFSAN/WhatWeDo/default.htm