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Coke, Pepsi Attempt To Ease O.J. Fears |
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Thursday, 12 January 2012 |
From The Wall Street Journal:
"Coca-Cola's Simply Orange and Minute
Maid, along with PepsiCo Inc.'s Tropicana, are
the major U.S. brands currently made in part with Brazilian orange juice.
The discovery of low levels of carbendazim in U.S. orange juice stocks has
prompted U.S. federal authorities to begin screening juice on supermarket
shelves and roiled prices of orange-juice futures."
To read this
story, please visit The Wall Street Journal
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2011 medication shortages set new record at 267 |
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Tuesday, 03 January 2012 |
From The Associated Press:
"The number of new prescription drug
shortages in 2011 shot up to 267, well above the prior record and about
four times the number of medication shortages in the middle of the last
decade."
To read this story, please visit The Associated Press
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Infant In Minn. Develops H1N2, Unique Type Of H1N1 |
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Tuesday, 13 December 2011 |
From CBS:
" Disease specialists are carefully monitoring the case of a Minnesota infant who developed a unique type of H1N1. It’s called the H1N2 virus and it’s only the second case ever detected anywhere."
To read this story, please visit CBS
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A timely reminder, don't leave any child in the car |
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Monday, 26 September 2011 |
From San Antonio News:
"Ray Ray was the 498th child to die in a hot car in the United States
since 1998, according to the San Francisco State report. During her
funeral, the 499th child died. The next day, the total reached 500."
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CDC Asks to Sample Virginia Waters for Deadly Amoeba |
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Sunday, 21 August 2011 |
From Fox News"
"Federal authorities are asking for samples of Virginia waterways in an
attempt to develop a test for detecting deadly microscopic amoeba."
To read more, please visit Fox News
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