Food & Nutrition

Christmas is around the corner, and that means a bunch of bad gifts are heading your way. Some will be merely bad, like a calendar with a different cat hairball for every month.

How close is what we eat today to the original 1621 Thanksgiving feast? Apparently, not very close at all.

The saga began on November 9th when a small quantity of herbicide, linked to abnormal growth in lab rats, was found in the nation’s cranberry harvest. What we have come to see as the traditional lines were quickly drawn.

Flour-Associated Outbreaks

King Solomon may have gained some of his famed wisdom from an unlikely source – ants.

Here’s the Hype

Public trust in media is near an all-time low.

Struggling to lose weight? Exposure to air pollution might be partially to blame. That's what recent headlines would have you believe, anyway.

The study consisted of 1,929 of our Norwegian brothers and sisters, all older than 18.

Wild game, like any meat, requires rapid, safe, and sanitary handling postmortem to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria such as Salmonella and Escherichia coli O157:H7.&n