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Second botulism death linked to food truck sandwich – The Independent

Second botulism death linked to food truck sandwich – The Independent

Second botulism death linked to food truck sandwich  The Independent Woman, 45, Becomes Second Person to Die After Eating Sandwiches from Food Truck amid Botulism Outbreak  People.com 2 dead, 14 hospitalized after eating tainted sausage and turnip top sandwiches in Italy  New York Post Man, 52, dies after eating broccoli sandwich in southern Italy | ITV News  ITVX Beware: Botulism Outbreaks Lead To Two …

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Are eggs a healthy breakfast food? – Deseret News

Are eggs a healthy breakfast food? – Deseret News

A new study found it’s not cholesterol from eggs, but saturated fat that’s the real health concern. Bacon, sausage and other foods typically eaten with eggs raise adverse LDL cholesterol. Eating two eggs a day alongside a low saturated fat diet can help reduce LDL cholesterol. A new study adds to the growing notion that advice to limit egg consumption …

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This Already-Approved Drug Could Stop Food Allergies’ Worst Reactions

This Already-Approved Drug Could Stop Food Allergies’ Worst Reactions

Food allergies suck. Beyond placing onerous limits on your diet, their health impacts can totally derail your life, and scientists have been scrambling for years to try and find better, more lasting treatments for these conditions’ worst effects. Now, a pair of papers published today in the journal Science unlock crucial new insights into what goes on in the body …

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The ‘health’ food now linked to Lou Gehrig’s disease

The ‘health’ food now linked to Lou Gehrig’s disease

The toxic cousin of a gourmet delicacy could put foodies at risk of a devastating and irreversible neurological disorder.  A true morel is one of the most luxurious and sought-after wild mushrooms, often featured in high-end cuisine from risotto to a cream sauce over steak due to its earthy, nutty flavor and exclusive seasonal availability. Morels are coveted in the …

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Lunar Photobioreactors Could Enable Astronauts to Produce Food and Oxygen on the Moon

Lunar Photobioreactors Could Enable Astronauts to Produce Food and Oxygen on the Moon

The future of human exploration on the Moon depends largely on our ability to sustain astronauts with limited resources. A recent study published in Acta Astronautica has delved into one promising solution: the use of lunar photobioreactors (PBRs) to produce oxygen and food directly on the Moon. This approach seeks to reduce the need for costly supplies shipped from Earth. …

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Scientists Just Found a Link Between This Popular Food and Lung Cancer

Scientists Just Found a Link Between This Popular Food and Lung Cancer

“Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links.” New research links ultra-processed foods to lung cancer. Ultra-processed foods are associated with several diseases. Doctors warn that the findings don’t prove ultra-processed foods cause lung cancer. Ultra-processed foods have been linked to a slew of health conditions, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular …

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During the Great American Farmers Market, Secretary Rollins Removes Unhealthy Food from SNAP – USDA (.gov)

During the Great American Farmers Market, Secretary Rollins Removes Unhealthy Food from SNAP  USDA (.gov) Polis becomes first Democratic governor to gain USDA approval for SNAP soda restrictions  MSNBC News U.S. farm agency allows six more states to bar some items from food aid  NBC News Colorado will restrict using SNAP benefits to buy soda and sugary beverages  Colorado Public Radio Soda, candy, and …

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In trial, people lost twice as much weight by ditching ultraprocessed food

In trial, people lost twice as much weight by ditching ultraprocessed food

In a small randomized controlled trial, people lost twice as much weight when their diet was limited to minimally processed food compared to when they switched to a diet that included ultraprocessed versions of foods but was otherwise nutritionally matched. The trial, published in Nature Medicine by researchers at University College London, adds to a growing body of evidence that …

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