Home »
Health
» Everything you need to know about the E. coli risk from romaine lettuce
Two people have died and dozens more have become ill since November because of consuming romaine lettuce that had been contaminated with the Escherichia coli O157:H7 strain. Here's everything you need to know about the outbreak, and how to stay safe.
Related Posts:
Former Barrie physician tells story of recovery from fentanyl addiction
A former Barrie, Ont., emergency room doctor recovering from a fentanyl addiction says he wants other people struggling with the same issues to know they are not alone.
… Read More- Why Canadians will probably never stop ordering 500-calorie Starbucks lattes
On Sept. 29, Starbucks will begin posting calorie counts on food and drink menu boards in stores across Canada. But research from Stanford University indicates it's not likely to change our coffee-buying habits.
… Read More
- Why Canadians will probably never stop ordering 500-calorie Starbucks lattes
On Sept. 29, Starbucks will begin posting calorie counts on food and drink menu boards in stores across Canada. But research from Stanford University indicates it's not likely to change our coffee-buying habits.
… Read More
- A 'psychiatric refugee:' why one woman fled B.C.'s mental health laws
B.C.'s Mental Health Act is facing a Charter challenge - at issue its use of forced treatment. Sarah says she was forcibly treated, and eventually fled the province. "I had to leave my home, my support network, and the peopl… Read More
- A 'psychiatric refugee:' why one woman fled B.C.'s mental health laws
B.C.'s Mental Health Act is facing a Charter challenge - at issue its use of forced treatment. Sarah says she was forcibly treated, and eventually fled the province. "I had to leave my home, my support network, and the peopl… Read More
Articles
0 comments:
Enregistrer un commentaire