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Coffee Buzz: Can Caffeine Result In Dangerous Intoxication?

The National Library of Medicine has published a report that claims that coffee can result in intoxication. Let’s see what this means for your morning brew regimen.

By Judy McGuire

That Discount Store Ground Cinnamon Might Be Contaminated With Lead

Last week, the FDA issued a health alert for 6 brands of ground cinnamon that could be potentially contaminated with lead. This week, five of those brands are under voluntary recall, affecting 14 different lots of ground cinnamon. Most of the brands are sold at discount stores. It's definitely time to check your pantry.
Is There Or Isn't There a Shredded Cheese Recall?

Conflicting reports are leaving us dizzy. Dozens of news outlets are reporting that Sargento has recalled thousands of pounds of shredded cheese due to possible listeria contamination. But Sargento says these outlets are getting it all wrong! Here's what you need to know.
Yogurt May Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk, Says FDA (But Read the Fine Print)

The FDA allows health claims suggesting yogurt may reduce type 2 diabetes risk but requires at least two cups weekly, and the evidence is limited. Critics urge caution due to limited research and the potential for unhealthy yogurt choices.
Enjoy Your Treats Worry-Free: PFAS Are Out. Food Safety Is In!

The FDA just announced a major win for public health, banning harmful PFAS chemicals from food packaging. Learn more about this victory for safer food choices!
Decoding "Healthy": New FDA Logo Aims to Clear Up Confusion

Confused about "healthy" food labels? The FDA is revamping what can be considered healthy food for consumers and will introduce a new logo as early as this year to help you make informed choices. Learn more about the updates and what to expect!
Tahini Time Out! Popular Brand Recalled Due to Potential Salmonella Risk

It's time to check your pantry! There's a recall on Roland's 16oz tahini brand due to possible salmonella contamination. Learn how to identify the recalled product, what to do if you have it, and salmonella symptoms to watch out for.
Check Your Fridge: Raw Cheddar Recall Over E. Coli Concerns

Some Raw Farm Raw Cheddar cheese products have been recalled as E. coli signs emerge. Though no products have tested positive yet, signs of infection have been reported in 10 people across 4 states.
FDA Announces Recall of 'Harmful' Butternut Squash and Chocolate Milk Products

Check your fridge as FDA announced recall of butternut squash and milk chocolate products. The U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced the recall of butternut squash and chocolate milk items due to possible contaminants that can be harmful when consumed.
FDA Warns: If You Find These Ice Creams on Your Freezer, Get Rid of Them

Check your freezers if you have these recalled ice creams and get rid of them, the FDA says. (Photo : Monica Schipper) A view of the ice cream being served during Family Ice Cream Fun-dae hosted by Mario Batali and Ayesha Curry at Private Park at Hudson on October 14, 2017 in New York City.
FDA Issues Warning to Whole Foods Market Due to Misbranded Items

Whole Foods CEO receives a letter of warning from the FDA (Photo : Justin Heiman)Two New York City Police Department Traffic Enforcement agents walk past the Whole Foods Market on April 14, 2020 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sends a letter of warning to Whole Foods Market CEO John Mackey due to their company's engagement of placing misbranded food products for sale.
You Might Have Contaminated Food in Your Fridge, Here's How to Spot Them

Fan of romaine lettuce in your salads? Check these brands if you have them in your fridge for your safety.
FDA Decides To Stop Regulating French Dressing

It's about time! After almost 70 years, French dressing is finally getting a break from FDA regulations governing its identity. According to Fox News, the standard identity rule of French dressing was established in 1950 and was amended in 1960 and 1970.
Genetically Engineered Pigs For Transplants And Food Gets FDA Approval

Nay or Yay? FDA approves intentional genomic alteration in domestic pigs for both human food and potential therapeutic uses. According to the statement released by the FDA, they have approved the first-of-its-kind intentional genomic alteration (IGA) in a line of domestic pigs.
Listeria Contamination: FDA Recalls Variety of Fresh-Cut Fruits From Walmart Stores

A variety of pre-cut fruits was removed from selected Walmart shelves due to possible listeria contamination.