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February 9, 2025

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FDA remembers roasted products against Listeria risk that affects millions of products

Listen to the article The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a recall for about 2 million baked products, including various types of donuts, due to the risk of infection Listeria monocytogenes. The recall affects 60 products manufactured by FGF Brands, a wholesale dough supplier that distributes baked products in the United States and Canada. According to the FDA, the affected products – produced before December 13, 2024 – include flavored and filled donuts, cinnamon sticks, French crullers and fritters. Some of them were also sold to Dunkin ‘. Recall sorting and consumer counseling Initially announced on January

November 9, 2024

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How climate change affects health

People walk around a park amid heavy smog conditions in Lahore on November 7, 2024. —AFP PARIS: Record heat, extreme weather, air pollution and the spread of infectious diseases: climate change is already a huge but growing threat to human health around the world, experts warn. The latest round of UN climate talks begin next week amid what is expected to be the hottest year on record – and in the shadow of climate-skeptic Donald Trump’s re-election as US president. The COP29 negotiations will be held in Azerbaijan as the world continues to emit increasing levels of global-warming fossil fuels,

July 27, 2024

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Loneliness on ISS affects astronauts’ taste and smell, study reveals

Astronauts believe that food tastes blander in space. —Reuters In a groundbreaking study, researchers at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) in Australia have revealed why astronauts often find food unpalatable and struggle to meet their nutritional needs while in space. The findings, published in the International Journal of Food Science and Technology, show that spatial perception can be very influential in how people smell different aromas and taste different tastes. In addition, the feeling of loneliness on the International Space Station (ISS) can affect astronauts’ sense of taste and smell, a study has reported. In this regard, the

July 25, 2024

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How extreme heat affects medicines and patients

The world just experienced its hottest day on record, and prolonged heat waves have become more common due to climate change, conditions that can alter drugs and their effects on the patients who take them. Here’s what you need to know about hot weather medications: How does heat change the effects and quality of medicines? Medicines for common conditions can increase patients’ sensitivity to heat by reducing the body’s response to high temperatures, including the ability to sweat and the rate of blood flow. Heat waves also increase the risk of spoilage for almost all medicines, whether capsules, sprays, tablets,

March 11, 2024

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What is ‘Sudden Death Syndrome’ that affects millions of babies worldwide?

Elizabeth Smith says she was persistently asked about the termination while she was pregnant with Mary. — ABC A charity, The Lullaby Trust, recently warned parents not to put their babies at risk of suffocation or sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), saying that allowing a child to sleep anywhere but on a flat surface increases their chances for the murderous situation. The charity carried out a survey of 1,000 parents of babies under the age of one and found that 70% let their baby sleep in a bassinet, 67% in a cot and 61% in a bean bag. Eight percent

February 16, 2024

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Chemical that affects fertility found in 80% of Americans who eat oat-based foods

Chlormequat is a harmful pesticide that is allowed to be used on oats and other grains imported into the U.S. Scotch porridge oats are seen in London on May 13, 2014. —Reuters A recent study conducted by a US-based advocacy group revealed concerning findings about Americans’ exposure to a little-known chemical found in oat-based foods, News18 mentionted. Published in the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology, the study highlighted that 80% of Americans tested positive for chlormequat, a harmful pesticide allowed to be used on oats and other grains imported into the US, according to the Environmental Working Group

December 11, 2023

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Funding crisis affects health initiatives

PESHAWAR: The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Integrated Health Program (IHP), which is jointly managed by the Lady Health Workers (LHWs) program and the nutrition initiative, faces severe financial constraints, which hamper its effectiveness. Official sources told The Express Tribune that both the schemes fell short of their targets due to insufficient funding. About 4,000 IHP employees have gone without salaries for the past five months, receiving payments only once during that time, according to a health department official. The IHP, which was introduced in 2014 in all four provinces, faced challenges after the 18th amendment, requiring individual provinces to create their PC-1 plans.

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