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If they would all come down with a case of botulism, I think we'd stand a better chance.
Next time we will give all Venice botulism from 56,000 feet.
The most common form in Western countries is infant botulism.
With botulism, key questions were: What had the patients eaten recently?
That number would give treatment for botulism a high ranking on the list.
"I distinctly remember passing on the side order of botulism."
Why would someone want to inject botulism into his skin?
Botulism at first had no meaning as applied to the dead world outside the library door.
To do so would invite the risk of botulism poisoning.
If it'd been botulism, once symptoms appeared it was too late for treatment.
The most common way to get botulism is from improperly canned food.
"This is the most severe case of botulism I've ever seen.
But as you know, botulism is pretty rare and actually very difficult to diagnose.
But if he'd used them to get access to the botulism he sure as hell wouldn't use his own name.
The effects on him would manifest quickly, if this proved to be botulism.
This product has been linked to two cases of botulism in Scotland.
Every can of soup in the pantry was botulism waiting to happen.
A few weeks earlier, a call from Kentucky had turned me into an instant botulism "expert."
But if the canned food is eaten cold, botulism occurs.
Honey, for example, may lead to infant botulism, which can be fatal.
Botulism is another fatal disease which has come to the fore in recent years.
It is also not without risk - improper production can lead to illness and death through botulism.
Clearly these inspectors are concerned more about protectionism than botulism.
This explains why botulism has been reported in infants given honey by mouth.
Failure to do so carries the risk of botulism.