Attribution of Foodborne Illness
Estimates of burden of illness are designed to give the most accurate counts of illnesses at a specific point in time. Determining the food sources of these illnesses is the next step in developing prevention measures.
“Foodborne Illness Source Attribution,” or Attribution is the process of estimating the most common food sources responsible for specific foodborne illnesses. Multiple sources of data are needed to make attribution estimates, including data from outbreak investigations, infections not associated with outbreaks, and food product testing.
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Attribution Topics
Overview
Attributing foodborne illness to specific foods is called "Attribution"…
Interagency Partnerships
How federal agencies work together to share data, methods, and projects…
Data Sources and Methods
What kinds of data are used…
CDC Attribution Publications
Select Attribution publications with description and graphics…
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