Woman Finds Giant Mushroom While Hiking in the UK

A woman in the UK found a giant mushroom while hiking and turned it into a week's worth of meals, but experts warn about the dangers of eating wild mushrooms.

Food Safety and Expiration Dates

Food safety experts share insights on when to throw out food past its expiration date to prevent foodborne illnesses and health risks. Tips include trusting your instincts, avoiding bloated or dented cans, and checking for spoilage signs like unusual smells or changes in texture. It's better to err on the side of caution and prioritize health over potential wastage.

Thanksgiving Food Safety Tips

Fox News provides tips on having a safe and healthy Thanksgiving, highlighting three food items recalled due to potential contamination by E. coli and listeria.

E. coli Food Infection

The article discusses the symptoms and prevention of E. coli food infection following recent food recalls. It provides tips on food safety and when to seek medical help.

Thanksgiving Food Transportation Guidelines by TSA

The Transportation Security Administration has guidelines for carrying Thanksgiving foods through TSA checkpoints. Most foods can be brought through while others need to be checked. Leftovers must be preserved at the right temperature to prevent food poisoning. Some foods may not be suitable for consumption on flights due to strong smells.

Food Safety Scandal in China

China's state-owned Sinograin is facing public outrage and government investigations for transporting cooking oil in uncleaned tankers also used for fuel shipments. The company and other involved entities are being accused of endangering public health by mixing toxic liquids with edible products.

Food Safety Recall in Japan

A popular brand of sliced white bread in Japan is being recalled after some loaves were found to contain rat parts. The company is taking steps to investigate and strengthen countermeasures.

E. coli Outbreak from Contaminated Wendy's Meal

Pediatric neurosurgeon discusses a rare brain infection outbreak among Nevada minors caused by tainted Wendy's meal leading to permanent brain damage in an 11-year-old girl. Lawsuit alleges negligence in food safety practices at Wendy's location in Jenison, Michigan. Health inspections revealed multiple violations including contaminated food and dirty premises. Family seeks $20 million in damages for lasting impacts of E. coli infection.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cows

A bird flu outbreak in U.S. dairy cows has affected more than two dozen herds in eight states, with no significant risk to the public or food supply. Pasteurization kills the virus, and grocery store milk is safe. Raw milk is less certain. Only dairy cows, not beef cattle, have been infected. Eggs that are handled properly and cooked thoroughly are safe to eat.

Avian Influenza Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cows

A strain of the highly pathogenic avian influenza has been found in at least 26 dairy herds in eight U.S. states. Health officials assure the public that the risk is low and the food supply remains safe. Cows are being tested and separated if infected, and there have been no reported cases of humans getting infected through food consumption.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cows

A bird flu outbreak in U.S. dairy cows has affected more than two dozen herds in eight states, but the risk to the public remains low and the food supply is safe. The virus has been found in cattle for the first time, likely transmitted by wild birds. Health officials stress that properly cooked food is safe and there's no evidence of human transmission through pasteurized products.

Woman Falls Ill After Nail Found in Pork Rinds

A woman in Peru fell ill after a nail was found in her bag of pork rinds, leading to emergency surgery to remove it.