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10 Buffet Foods Chefs Say You Should Never Touch

Buffets may look like a dream—endless options, bottomless plates, and something for everyone. But behind the glistening trays, not everything is as appetizing as it appears. In fact, professional chefs warn that certain dishes pose risks to both taste and health. From hygiene concerns to food safety issues, some buffet…

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Flesh-eating bacteria left dad with horrific symptoms: ‘It’s the most excruciating pain I’ve ever felt’

Ben West, 38, was infected with Vibrio Vulnificus after fishing with his family late last month.

The Independent UK

The key to being a better athlete may lie in your gut

A pioneering researcher explains the science behind the microbiome and motivation, plus how to eat for performance

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5 things I'll be cleaning this September – including my backpack and bottle for a practical fresh start this fall

Plus, why professional cleaners champion these chores this month

Homes & Gardens

US beaches hit with fecal contamination warnings ahead of Labor Day weekend

Beaches from Florida to Maine under advisories, leading to closures at some of the most popular beach destinations

The Guardian - US

New York City declares Harlem legionnaire’s disease outbreak over

A hospital’s cooling tower was harboring bacteria as seven people died and 90 were hospitalized over three weeks

The Guardian - US

Taking a dip Labor Day weekend? Swimmers face fecal contamination at beaches along US coastline

Thousands of Americans will head to beaches for one last summer splash this Labor Day weekend, and many of them will arrive at beaches where swimming is not advised because of unsafe levels of fecal contamination

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Should you use hot or cold water for mopping? The answer might surprise you

Mopping your floors is an ongoing chore around your home and while you may think the best idea is to grab a bucket of hot water, that might not be what's best for your floors. Here's why.

Tom’s Guide

Six dead after eating Oysters tainted with flesh-eating bacteria

Victims died after consuming Louisiana-harvested oysters contaminated with Vibrio vulnificus, say officials

The Independent UK

Down and dirty: how regenerative farming is digging into microscopic soil life

Nurturing everything from bacteria and fungi to worms is seen as essential to helping minimise use of chemicals and machinery

The Guardian - UK

Two dead from flesh-eating bacteria after eating raw oysters

Climate change may be creating more ideal conditions for the bacteria to thrive and spread further north along the U.S. coastline

The Independent UK

Why a whooping cough outbreak hit one of Italy’s most vaccinated regions

The researchers said that while most children were vaccinated, delays in getting booster jabs caused their immunity to wane, allowing the bacteria that causes pertussis to take root.

Euronews

Think Your Drinking Water Is Clean? Why You Need to Clean Your Water and Ice Dispenser Now

Fridge water and ice dispensers can harbor bacteria, mold, and mineral buildup without regular maintenance. Here's how to properly clean them.

Tom’s Guide

Medicines regulator approves first new antibiotic for UTIs in almost 30 years

Gepotidacin, also known as Blujepa, can be used by women in the UK who suffer recurring infections, the MHRA said.

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Breakthrough hailed as ‘crucial’ UTI drug gets green light for NHS use

A UTI is a bladder infection, usually caused by bacteria like E.coli, and they are much more common in women

Tom’s Guide

I asked a plumber how to keep mold out of your washing machine — follow these 3 steps

Nobody wants a stinky washing machine, but keeping it fresh and bacteria-free can be easier than you might think. A plumber recommends these 3 daily steps to keep it clean.

Homes & Gardens

I was horrified to learn this is one of the dirtiest items in my house, but an ‘awesome’ $12 cleaning duo helps me quickly and fully sanitize it with ease

Reusable bottles are popular, good for the planet, and filthy, apparently

Marie Claire

Decoding the Skin-Brain Axis: How Dermatology and Neuroscience Are Converging

The microbiome’s hidden impact on mood

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The Independent UK

The best probiotics for women, recommended by health experts

‘Clinical trials have proven that supplements that contain live bacteria can help by reducing symptoms of bacterial vaginosis and thrush,’ says Dr Megan Rossi

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What’s the Shelf Life of Vacuum-Sealed Staples Really?

Vacuum sealing has become a popular food preservation method for savvy home cooks and emergency preppers alike. By removing all the oxygen from a package, a vacuum sealer dramatically slows down the process of spoilage from mold, mildew, and bacteria. This can extend the shelf life of pantry staples far…

The Independent UK

What is Vibrio vulnificus? Symptoms explained as beachgoers warned about flesh-eating bacteria

Beachgoers are being warned about a surge in infections from the bacteria found in coastal waters

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6 Unexpected Things You’re Doing in the Shower That Make Odor Stick Around

There’s nothing like stepping out of a shower feeling squeaky clean, only to notice later that freshness didn’t last as long as it should have. It’s frustrating, confusing, and a little gross—especially when you’re convinced you scrubbed like a pro.

Evening Standard

Tesco issues urgent recall over product carrying bacteria which can cause severe infections

Shoppers who have purchased the Kind & Pure Facial Cleansing Wipes have been advised to return the product to a store

The Conversation

AI has produced 2 new antibiotics to kill ‘superbugs’. It’s promising – but we shouldn’t get too excited yet

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have used artificial intelligence (AI) to design two new antibiotics effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, or “superbugs”.

The Independent UK

Tesco urges customers to return facial wipes posing ‘serious’ risk

The supermarket is recalling its popular cleansing wipes after a harmful bacteria was detected during testing

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