close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for May 23 Fox News Flash top headlines for May 23 are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com An Illinois company issued a recall for over 62,000 pounds of beef ahead of what’s largely considered the kick-off to grilling season over concerns about E. coli contamination. Aurora Packing Company, which shipped impacted products nationwide, said the recall is in response to random sample testing by the USDA’s Food and Safety Inspection Service (FSIS.) MAN LET MASSIVE HEAD TUMOR GROW FOR 20 YEARS OVER ALLEGED FEAR OF SURGERY The company said impacted products were packaged on April 19, 2019, and bear an establishment number of “EST. 788.” While the company said it has not received any reports of adverse reactions to recalled products, the recall comes amid an E. coli outbreak that has now sickened nearly 200 people across 10 states. Of those sickened, 28 have been hospitalized, with the Centers … [Read more...] about Over 62,000 pounds of raw beef recalled over E. coli concerns
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Change in diet helped ME sufferer tackle illness
PUBLISHED: 15:01 23 May 2019 | UPDATED: 15:02 23 May 2019 Taz Ali Ian Moore said a change in his diet helped him to tackle Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). Picture: Courtesy of marco/richards Courtesy of marco/richards A Norfolk man diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome believes changes to his diet helped him to tackle the effects of the illness. Ian Moore with his wife Donna and son Franklin. Picture: Courtesy of marco/richardsIan Moore, from Horsham St Faith near Norwich, also believes ditching cow's milk and yeast helped him and his wife Donna, 32, conceive a child after months of trying.The 39-year-old was devastated when doctors told him he had chronic fatigue syndrome - also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis or ME - in November 2017.He said: "I was suffering from extreme fatigue and brain fog - I couldn't cope at work. I had no understanding of where it was all coming from but I would sit there and not be … [Read more...] about Change in diet helped ME sufferer tackle illness
Beef products recalled nationwide due to E. coli concerns
Share Tweet Email e. coli Share: Share Tweet Email Share: Share Tweet Email kgo If you're planning to cook with beef this Memorial Day weekend, be sure to check your product's label.About 62,000 pounds of raw beef products have been recalled due to possible E. coli contamination, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced on Wednesday. The products were recalled by Aurora Packing Company, Inc., which ships nationwide.The recalled items include different cuts of beef such as short ribs, ribeyes and briskets.SEE THE FULL LIST OF RECALLED ITEMS HERE AND THE PRODUCT LABELS HEREThe recalled products have "EST. 788" inside the USDA mark of inspection.The problem was discovered during random sample testing by the government, and there have been no confirmed reports of adverse reactions.The term "E. coli" refers to a group of bacteria, and only some strains are dangerous. An E. … [Read more...] about Beef products recalled nationwide due to E. coli concerns
Reading Nook: Philippe Besson and his Paris balcony
If you’ve ever visited the French capital, you know what I'm talking about — that big contraption that looks like a colorful oil refinery, with its blue air conditioning tubes, green pipes, yellow power lines, red elevators, rolling escalators visible behind a gigantic glass facade, placed at the very center of the city, where the heart of Old Paris beat, long ago, not far from Les Halles. … [Read more...] about Reading Nook: Philippe Besson and his Paris balcony
Snakebites: The hidden health crisis that kills 200 people a day
(CNN)Snakebites kill more than 200 people a day around the world, but Thai firefighter Pinyo Pookpinyo was one of the lucky ones. When the tip of his thumb was bitten by a king cobra, he made it to a Bangkok hospital within 15 minutes. There, he was given a serum that stopped the venom, which can be fatal, from attacking his nervous system. "The doctor didn't believe at first that I was bitten by a king cobra. I had to tell him that I was an instructor teaching about snakes; I'm very good at identifying types. "It affected me for about two months. I had to go back to the hospital to undergo surgery for another two times to remove dead tissues from my thumb." Thai fire fighter Pinyo Pookpinyo was bitten by a king cobra. But most victims of snakebites don't live so close to a hospital, nor do they have Pookpinyo's professional knowledge of snakes. For them, a misplaced step or being in the wrong place at the wrong time can be fatal. Read More Snakebites kill between … [Read more...] about Snakebites: The hidden health crisis that kills 200 people a day