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Love pizza? Here's the best way to reheat it

Love pizza? Here's the best way to reheat it

When a few slices of pizza inevitably end up in the refrigerator, what’s the best way to reheat them? Here's what to know.
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Consumer Reports Identifies Healthier Frozen Meal Options in New Study

Consumer Reports Identifies Healthier Frozen Meal Options in New Study

Consumer Reports Identifies Healthier Frozen Meal Options in New Study
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Dietitian Michelle Dohrman Offers Meal Prep Strategies for Health and Savings

Dietitian Michelle Dohrman Offers Meal Prep Strategies for Health and Savings

Dietitian Michelle Dohrman Offers Meal Prep Strategies for Health and Savings
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Authentic White Wheat Sourdough Bread Deemed Low FODMAP in Specific Servings

Authentic White Wheat Sourdough Bread Deemed Low FODMAP in Specific Servings

Authentic White Wheat Sourdough Bread Deemed Low FODMAP in Specific Servings
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Dietitians Advise Removing Skin to Enhance Health Benefits of Rotisserie Chicken

Dietitians Advise Removing Skin to Enhance Health Benefits of Rotisserie Chicken

Dietitians Advise Removing Skin to Enhance Health Benefits of Rotisserie Chicken
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Dietitians Compare Nutritional Benefits of Greek Yogurt and Cottage Cheese for Health-Conscious Consumers

Dietitians Compare Nutritional Benefits of Greek Yogurt and Cottage Cheese for Health-Conscious Consumers

Dietitians Compare Nutritional Benefits of Greek Yogurt and Cottage Cheese for Health-Conscious Consumers
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NFL Hall of Famer Joe Thomas Establishes Hall of Fame Farms for Healthy Eating

NFL Hall of Famer Joe Thomas Establishes Hall of Fame Farms for Healthy Eating

NFL Hall of Famer Joe Thomas Establishes Hall of Fame Farms for Healthy Eating
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San Diego County Links Salmonella Outbreak to Happy Hens Farm Eggs, 23 Sickened

San Diego County Links Salmonella Outbreak to Happy Hens Farm Eggs, 23 Sickened

San Diego County health officials have announced that genetic testing has linked a regional Salmonella outbreak, which has sickened 23 people and led to seven hospitalizations, to eggs from Happy Hens poultry farm in Ramona. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an inspection at the farm on August 17, unrelated to the outbreak, and found Salmonella in two of seven hen houses tested. Genetic analysis confirmed these strains matched those found in ill San Diegans. The outbreak was initially reported on July 28, with cases identified in Del Mar, Jamul, La Mesa, Ramona, and Riverside County. Investigators suspect raw, unpasteurized eggs from Happy Hens Farm, used in mayonnaise at Ramona Family Naturals Market, contributed to several illnesses. The California Department of Public Health has shared the FDA's findings with Happy Hens and recommended a voluntary recall of their eggs, but as of Friday, the farm had not issued one. Test results for distributed eggs are still pending.
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Dietitian Offers Meal Prep Strategies to Enhance Health and Reduce Costs

Dietitian Offers Meal Prep Strategies to Enhance Health and Reduce Costs

Dietitian Offers Meal Prep Strategies to Enhance Health and Reduce Costs
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Edible Garden Expands USDA Organic Basil Distribution to ShopRite Stores, Whole Foods Foundation Awards Garden Grants

Edible Garden Expands USDA Organic Basil Distribution to ShopRite Stores, Whole Foods Foundation Awards Garden Grants

Edible Garden Expands USDA Organic Basil Distribution to ShopRite Stores, Whole Foods Foundation Awards Garden Grants
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Consumer Reports Identifies Widespread Label Inaccuracies in Prenatal Vitamins

Consumer Reports Identifies Widespread Label Inaccuracies in Prenatal Vitamins

Consumer Reports has released findings from its testing of 17 prenatal vitamin products, revealing that the majority do not accurately reflect the nutrient content stated on their labels. While no unsafe levels of contaminants were found in any of the tested vitamins, only two products—Carlyle For Her Prenatal Multi-Vitamin & Mineral Formula and Bird&Be’s Complete Prenatal Pack—met industry-accepted potency ranges for all tested nutrients. This discrepancy highlights a significant issue within the supplement industry regarding product labeling and quality control. Consumer Reports' Jessica D’Argenio Waller emphasized the urgent need for more stringent standards for supplements in the U.S., noting the absence of a clear regulatory definition for prenatal vitamins or their required nutrient composition. Despite these findings, Consumer Reports advises pregnant individuals to continue taking their prenatal vitamins, as the testing did not indicate any safety concerns that would warrant discontinuation.
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Driscoll's Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over 'Forever Chemicals' in Strawberries

Driscoll's Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over 'Forever Chemicals' in Strawberries

A class action lawsuit has been filed in California against Driscoll's, alleging that the company's strawberries contain 'forever chemicals,' specifically per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). The lawsuit claims that independent testing detected residues of 12 different pesticides, eight of which are considered PFAS, in Driscoll's strawberries. The plaintiffs contend that Driscoll's misled consumers about the health and safety of its fruit by marketing them as 'Only the Finest Berries' without disclosing the presence of these chemicals. PFAS are synthetic compounds known for their long-lasting nature and ability to accumulate in people, animals, and the environment, potentially leading to adverse health outcomes, including an increased risk of cancer, fertility issues, and developmental delays in children. The lawsuit seeks a refund for California consumers who purchased Driscoll's strawberries and demands that the company disclose the presence of PFAS in its products.