White spots in meat a sign of TB – but thorough cooking can make it safe

A WhatsApp message advises people to avoid eating meat with bubbles and white spots because it’s a sign of animal tuberculosis, and very dangerous.
The photo in the message is of an American white-tailed deer infected with bovine tuberculosis.
TB doesn’t usually infect the muscle tissue of meat we eat, and infected meat is unlikely to be sold in mainstream shops. Experts say there are simple precautions people can take to kill bacteria in meat and organs.

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White spots in meat a sign of TB – but thorough cooking can make it safe Tb-claim-624x327

https://africacheck.org/reports/white-spots-in-meat-a-sign-of-tb-but-thorough-cooking-can-make-it-safe/

White spots in meat a sign of TB – but thorough cooking can make it safe

White spots in meat a sign of TB – but thorough cooking can make it safe

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