Articles related to "Contamination"Dispose of your old medications and household chemicals carefully to prevent them from entering the environment or our own food systems.
A five month investigation by the Associated Press has reported medication byproducts in the drinking water of 41 million Americans, but they aren't alone.
Not only are current methods of poultry slaughter inhumane, but they also risk contaminating poultry with organisms that cause human disease.
Contamination of finished food products, especially canned goods, is uncommon, however this very problem occurred with Slim-Fast, Ready-to-Drink, in Canada.
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Two bills in the Congress aim to protect swimmers' health by requiring timely notification of unsafe pollution levels at U.S. beaches and sewage overflows into waterways.
In spring of 2009, cases of human infection with swine influenza (H1N1) viruses were first reported in Southern California and near San Antonio, Texas.
Anglers can carry aquatic nuisance species on wading gear. Wading boots are suspected to be the main culprits.
Salmonella food poisoning can be dangerous, as the bacterial contamination may cause a very serious illness.
Every year 76 million Americans become sick from food poisoning. Foodborne bacteria account for 325,000 hospitalizations and 5,000 deaths on an annual basis.
Four infants were killed and about 53,000 children across China were reportedly taken ill after feeding on a chemical cocktail of milk powder.
Nothing is as important to the success of your homebrew than the cleanliness of the equipment used to brew and bottle your beer. Here's why and how...
The article focusses on the drawbacks of harnessing nuclear energy at present. It talks in detail of issues surrouding nuclear energy that are causing anxiety.
A brief overview to help in the understanding of food allergies, symptoms of food allergies, avoidance and reactions.
A daily bath or shower is all a part of modern life. However, in an infectious microbial world, all bathing accessories need to be handled well, simply and intelligently.
Proper food storage is important in order to prevent spoilage and possible illness from eating foods which have spoiled.
The contamination at the former Seymour Recycling Corporation Superfund site in Seymour, Indiana has resulted in one of EPA's most successful remedial action plans.
Find out how to eliminate harmful well bacteria, and protect yourself from the stigma of poor well water when you plan to sell your home.
Water pollution harms more than the environment, it also has severe effects on human health.
Control of pollution in stormwater requires knowing what contaminants are in the run-off. Then appropriate treatment and control measures can be assessed.
Food safety is about good hygiene practices, elimination of potential contaminants in our food, proper handling, preparation, and storage of the foods we eat and drink.
Variety of species affected show that mercury pollution is widespread. Reproductive and neurological damage seen. Preventing further pollution key to saving wildlife.
The government makes promises to keep the most harmful-to-humans pesticides off of food, however many fruits and vegetables are still saturated with them.
Although parents can't control the way food is manufactured, proper handling and preparation at home can greatly reduce the risk of food borne illnesses in kids.
A university study discusses fertilizers and their impact on land pollution and food safety. The EPA gives information about water pollution from fertilizer, pesticides.
A review of slaughterhouses in Newfoundland has identified numerous health concerns causing four to be shut down and a number of others to be given conditional licences.
Melamine has been found in Chinese baby formula and China-made milk products, and officials plan to expand melamine testing to include pet food.
Mars Petcare U.S. has issued yet another salmonella-related recall for bags of Special Kitty Gourmet cat food that was sold in 15 states at Wal-Mart stores.
Removing toxic waste and the remediation of the site after an illegal drug lab bust is a complicated and costly exercise, from contamination detection to encapsulation.
Children with gluten intolerance need special consideration when going back to school. Follow these tips to ensure that the gluten free child is ready for school.
Hartz's Chicken-Basted Rawhide Chips for dogs are recalled. The dog treats may be tainted with salmonella. The pet treat recall is the latest in a string of food recalls.
People with food allergies should exercise caution when eating out to avoid exposure to foods that cause allergic symptoms. Start by choosing the right restaurant.
Wondering what pet foods and pet treats have been recalled due to the peanut butter salmonella scare? Several brands of dog treats containing peanut butter are recalled.
The peanut butter recall of January 2009 continues to grow as more and more sources voluntarily recall the products made with peanut products from PCA.
The bacterium Acinetobacter baumannii was often ignored by doctors but now is considered a potentially lethal pathogen in hospitals, due to antibiotic resistant strains.
Aunt Jemima Pancake and Waffle mixes have been recalled by the FDA due to a possible Salmonella contamination.
Bioremediation involves the use of living organisms to clean up the environment.
In 2007 the Montana Raptor Institute for Research and Education's first surveillance camera recorded activities of wild peregrine falcons, with some interesting results.
In the wake of the pet food recall, concerns about contaminated Chinese foodstuffs extend to herbal formulas and supplements. How to be sure what you are taking is safe.
Cranberry juice has long been known to prevent urinary tract infections. Now it is also proving effective against foodborne pathogens.
Because of the risk of cross-contamination, many CF children's camps have shut down. How can a family get the benefits of the camp experience without the high risks?
Food safety rules contain five "C's" -- Chill, Clean, Cross-Contamination, and Cook. A sixth "C" may be Confusion, but preventing food poisoning is not a mystery.
Most E. coli are non-pathogenic (non-disease-producing) and are referred to as commensal - the dictionary definition of commensal is "one who eats at the same table".
Health risk for orca due to lingering contamination from PCBs now increased by finding of PBDEs used in flame-retardants. Habitat loss and ocean noise add to dangers.
Possible US domestic energy independence and economic boom lie in upstate New York in the form of untapped natural gas. But opponents say hydraulic fracturing is unsafe.
An increasing number of children and adults are on a gluten-free diet. Visiting relatives for dinner can be easier with a few simple guidelines.
New students in res rarely think about their health... but they should. Dust mites, dust, athlete's foot, bacteria, viruses, colds and flu, mold and further health issues
How to help keep your home free of the germs that can cause illness.
New, cheaper LED production technology is good news for those with concerns about CFLs, which use mercury and produce dirty electricity that is linked to health problems.
Irena Salina's documentary Flow reveals the way a handful of corporations have been controlling water for the world while exacerbating a world water crisis.
Trying to pack a healthy meal in a child's lunch box? A truly healthy lunch is also a germ free one. Here are some useful lunch box safety tips for parents.
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