The big 'five' to watch out for!
Hunter Ross
Shigella spp.
Some ways of preventing this foodborne illness is to:
Wash your hands after dealing with any bacteria of any type,
Dispose of soiled diapers,
Don't prepare food for others if you have Diarrhea,
Avoid swallowing water from any pool.
Salmonella Typhi
Food links are such as: Eggs, meat, and milk..
You can prevent Salmonella by a decrease and prevention of fecal matter/contamination in drinking water and foods. This could also be properly controlled with good hygiene habits.
The bacterial form of Salmonella
Enterohemorrhagic and shiga toxin-producing E.coli
A vaccine is provided to prevent this type of Foodborne Illness.
Hepatitis A
Some foods linked with Hepatitis is generally things such as raw or under-cooked shellfish, raw produce, contaminated drinking water, and just under-cooked foods in general.
A way to fight against this is to get a vaccine from your local doctor.
Norovirus
The source of this bacteria is from Produce, shellfish, ready-to-eat foods touched by infected workers, and any other food infected with vomit or feces from a infected person.
Foods as stated above would generally be anything a infected person with carry over to, such as produce, shellfish, ready-to-eat-foods, etc...
If you are ill with it, you should never cook for yourself, wash all foods before eating them, and lastly wash clothing that could be traced with feces/vomit like infections.