Cat dies from bird flu after eating raw chicken in pet food

A cat named Kira died from bird flu after eating raw chicken in specialty pet food. The manufacturer recalled the product, and other cats have also been infected. Some cats show neurological symptoms, while others have fever and lethargy. Experts are concerned about the virus mutating and potentially spreading to humans.

Liquid Egg Products Recall

Over 212,000 pounds of liquid egg products are being recalled due to potential contamination with a cleaning solution. The recall affects products produced by Cargill Kitchen Solutions and distributed in several states. The products have the number 'G1804' printed on the carton.

Bird Flu Outbreak in Pet Food

A Washington company has recalled pet food products due to potential bird flu contamination. Cats have tested positive for the HPAI strain of bird flu, leading to one cat being euthanized. People who handled contaminated products should watch for symptoms of bird flu. Experts recommend isolating sick animals and using proper precautions when caring for them.

Alfalfa Sprouts Recall Due to Listeria Contamination

Jack and the Green Sprouts Inc. has recalled its 5-ounce packages of alfalfa sprouts due to potential listeria contamination. The FDA issued a notice about the recall, warning of serious infections and even death in vulnerable populations. No illnesses have been reported yet.

Doughnut Recall Due to Listeria Contamination

A recall of 60 different doughnut products, produced by FGF Brands and sold in the US and Canada, has been classified by the FDA as a 'Class II recall' due to potential contamination with listeria bacteria, which can cause serious illness, especially in high-risk groups like pregnant women and the elderly.

River in Buenos Aires Turns Red

Residents in a suburb of Buenos Aires, Argentina, are alarmed as a river has turned red, sparking concerns of contamination. Officials are investigating the cause of the sudden change in color.

Study on Microplastics in Seafood

A recent study by Portland State University found microplastics in almost every seafood sample off the coast of the western U.S., raising concerns about human consumption of these particles. The study highlights the widespread presence of microplastics in seafood and the potential health implications.

U.S. Military Families Sue Over Jet Fuel Leak in Hawaii

U.S. military families are suing over a 2021 jet fuel leak into a Navy drinking water system in Hawaii, seeking damages ranging from $225,000 to $1.25 million each. The contamination caused health issues like seizures, asthma, and eczema. The government admitted liability but disputes the level of exposure to jet fuel. A Navy investigation revealed a series of mistakes leading to the fuel spill.

Military families in Hawaii affected by jet fuel contamination

Military families in Hawaii continue to suffer health issues due to jet fuel leaking into the water system, leading to lawsuits against the U.S. government. The trial outcome will determine damages for over 7,500 affected individuals.

Food Safety Alert: E. coli Contaminated Ground Beef

Nationwide public health alert issued for ground beef contaminated with E. coli, FSIS warns against consuming certain raw ground beef items produced on March 28, 2024, with a 'Use/Freeze by' date of April 22, 2024. No confirmed reports of illness, but consumers urged to discard affected products.

Olympic Swimming Doping Scandal

A doping scandal in Olympic swimming involving 23 Chinese swimmers testing positive for a banned substance in 2021, WADA clearing them citing contamination, USADA accusing a cover-up, and ongoing investigations raising questions about transparency and integrity in anti-doping efforts.

Controversy over Chinese Swimmers at Tokyo Olympics

23 Chinese swimmers were cleared to compete at the Tokyo Olympics despite testing positive for a banned heart medication due to contamination. The World Anti-Doping Agency agreed with Chinese authorities on this decision.

Chinese Swimmers in Tokyo Olympics

Chinese swimmers were allowed to compete in the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 despite testing positive for a banned heart medication due to alleged contamination. The World Anti-Doping Agency found no concrete basis to challenge the contamination claim.

PFAS Chemicals in Drinking Water in the U.S.

A study found high levels of PFAS chemicals in drinking water in certain parts of the U.S., posing health risks such as cancers, heart issues, and elevated cholesterol. The EPA finalized new limits on PFAS in drinking water to protect public health.

Chemical Drums Discovered in Former Grumman Dumping Ground on Long Island

Chemical drums discovered in a former Grumman dumping ground on Long Island have reignited anger and outrage due to potential links to cancer in the community. Residents are increasingly joining class actions or filing personal injury lawsuits.

Maine lawsuit against Monsanto for PCB contamination

Maine is suing biochemical giant Monsanto for allegedly knowingly selling products containing harmful chemicals that have contributed to contamination in the state. The lawsuit claims that Monsanto continued to make and sell products with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) despite knowing the dangers associated with them.

FDA Advisory on Cinnamon Products Containing Lead

The FDA issued an advisory for six brands of cinnamon sold in U.S. discount stores due to elevated levels of lead. No illnesses have been linked to the products, but consumers are advised to discard the impacted cinnamon products.