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January 2012, Volume 7, No. 1

January 2012, Volume 7, No. 1

Food-Borne Infection

Food-Borne Infection

Define the etiology and symptoms of food-borne illnesses.
Recognize the common sources of Shigella, Salmonella, Campylobacter, Listeria, and Yersinia food-borne illnesses.

Define the etiology and symptoms of food-borne illnesses.

Recognize the common sources of Shigella, Salmonella, Campylobacter, Listeria, and Yersinia food-borne illnesses.

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Welcome to the new PREPAudio.org Based on user feedback, we've provided a cleaner, easy-to-navigate design. We’ve also added some exciting new features, including issue search by content topic, issue search by publication date, direct links to archive issue sales, and social media sharing options. PREP Audio Subscribers can log in, enjoy the site improvements, and earn credit with ease. Non-subscribers: Listen to some free audio previews, and download a free sample. If you like what you hear, subscribe today!
PREP Audio Panelist in NYT Feature Fresh off the recent New York Times feature, “Is Sugar Toxic?”, Robert L. Lustig, MD joins our panel to discuss the connection of sugar to the childhood obesity epidemic. Preview this important PREP Audio issue today from September 2011.

Stay Current While on the Go! Don’t Forget to Renew PREP Audio for Continuous Access

Don’t forget — January begins a new PREP Audio subscription year. Click here to renew for 2012 today.

With a 2012 subscription, you’ll continue to hear pediatrics experts discuss topics relevant to your practice, including Bullying, Infant Media and Development, Metabolic Syndrome/Weight Management and Gene Therapy. Don’t miss a single issue!

Not Yet a Subscriber? Like What You Hear?

Subscribe to the CME audio journal that delivers relevant information in a format that fits your busy schedule.

Welcome to the new PREPAudio.org

Based on user feedback, we've provided a cleaner, easy-to-navigate design. We’ve also added some exciting new features, including issue search by content topic, issue search by publication date, direct links to archive issue sales, and social media sharing options.

PREP Audio Subscribers can log in, enjoy the site improvements, and earn credit with ease.

Non-subscribers: Listen to some free audio previews, and download a free sample. If you like what you hear, subscribe today!

PREP Audio Panelist in NYT Feature

Fresh off the recent New York Times feature, “Is Sugar Toxic?”, Robert L. Lustig, MD joins our panel to discuss the connection of sugar to the childhood obesity epidemic.

Preview this important PREP Audio issue today from September 2011.

Single Issues

July 2006, Volume 1, No. 7 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Conlon, Greenhill, Christopher
August 2007, Volume 2, No. 8 Autism: A Discussion With Experts Baron-Cohen, Hyman, Rice
February 2007, Volume 2, No. 2 Eating Disorders In Adolescents Katzman, Golden, Kreipe