Other germs, like those that cause botulism, are carried to people by contaminated food or water.

In large amounts, this toxin can cause botulism, which you probably associate with food poisoning.

Never give honey to an infant, as it may contain the spores that cause botulism.

Note: To prevent the growth of the bacillus that can cause botulism, do not store leftover garlic oil.

Don't use raw garlic as it can cause botulism, not a welcome gift in any hamper.

Honey can cause botulism in infants, due to bacterial spores.

C. botulinum toxin can cause botulism, a serious and sometimes life-threatening condition.

Finally, an alert doctor figured out what could have caused such bizarre symptoms in all three at once: botulism.

This bacterium causes botulism, a rare but potentially fatal food poisoning.

Raw botulinum toxin causes botulism, which can result in paralysis and death.