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E. Coli Outbreak: Freezing Food Does Not Kill Bacteria

Freezing food does not kill germs such as E. coli and other dangerous pathogens. In wake of the recent E. coli scare found in frozen food products across the country, NPR reports that freezing food does not kill off germs such as E.

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Kraft Meets With Food Bloggers About Mac & Cheese Yellow Food Dye

Kraft meets up with a food bloggers who have reported that Kraft is using yellow food dye in their “Mac & Cheese”
Food Writer Mark Bittman Searches For Healthy Fast Food Options

While traveling to Los Angeles, New York Times food writer Mark Bittman searches out healthy fast food alternatives.
Boy's Strange Food Allergy Baffles Doctors

A young boy’s mysterious food allergy baffles doctors. Although many people often suffer from only one or a handful of food allergies, that isn't the case for Tyler Trovato.
Moms Are Feeding Infants Solid Foods Too Soon

According to a recent survey conducted by Pediatrics.org, about 93% of moms are feeding infants solid foods too soon.
'Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us' Shows People's Food Addictions

Children love eating cereal for breakfast. Many of which, contain a high percentage of sugar per serving. Michael Moss, an award-winning writer, recently published a new book; Salt Sugar Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us. According to Bloomberg, "The three substances are tied to rising obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease. They're also the pillars on which the $1 trillion food-manufacturing industry is built."
Serious Food Allergies: NIAID Finding Cures

NIAID is the lead Institute at the National Institutes of Health for research of food allergies. According to the institute's official website, they are committed to supporting efforts to help better understand, prevent, and manage this disorder.
Dr. Oz's Inadequate Medical Advice

Mehmet Cengiz Oz became a well known doctor and television personality after appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show. In 2009, he acquired his own television show which focuses on giving viewers health and medical advice.
Nestle, Coca Cola Trying to Decrease Obesity

There are a few major companies hoping to decrease the percentage of obesity; one of them being Nestle. Nestle is the nation's leading chocolate company that has dedicated a part of their website to helping people lose weight and make a lifestyle change.
Tyson Foods Inc and Cargill Inc Are Not Worried About the USDA's Plan To Cut Food Inspectors

Tyson Foods and Cargill Inc are both top names in the meat processing industry. Both companies do not believe they will suffer any decrease in revenue until April due to the USDA's plan to cut budgets on inspectors.
Cough Syrup Killed 33 In Pakistan

The Pakistani authorities are investigating claims that cough syrup has killed 33 people in the past three days.