Health Commissioner Going After Salt
Categories: Eating News, Featured
The city's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas Frieden, is now waging a war against salt. After that, puppies.
[NY Times]
A Newcastle University study finds that cows that are given names and treated with a "personal touch' produce more milk. No word yet on girlfriends.
[The Guardian]
As the recession leads consumers to cut costs, they're having to reconsider how important eating organic really is to them.
[Reuters]
Federal officials say the Georgia peanut plant linked to the salmonella outbreak knowingly shipped contaminated PB a dozen times in the past two years.
[Washington Post]
Researchers claim that high fructose corn syrup and foods containing it were found to contain mercury, and that the FDA ignored the findings.
[Reuters]
[NY Times]
A Newcastle University study finds that cows that are given names and treated with a "personal touch' produce more milk. No word yet on girlfriends.
[The Guardian]
As the recession leads consumers to cut costs, they're having to reconsider how important eating organic really is to them.
[Reuters]
Federal officials say the Georgia peanut plant linked to the salmonella outbreak knowingly shipped contaminated PB a dozen times in the past two years.
[Washington Post]
Researchers claim that high fructose corn syrup and foods containing it were found to contain mercury, and that the FDA ignored the findings.
[Reuters]
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