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The monsoon season brings much-needed relief but also increases the risk of infections like diarrhea, dengue and flu.

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The monsoon season may bring lush greenery and a cool breeze, but it also brings an increased risk of foodborne illnesses—especially through leafy vegetables like cabbage and cauliflower. These ...

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins unveiled a modernized Midwestern Food Safety Laboratory in Missouri on Tuesday, at an event where she also rolled out a comprehensive plan to combat foodborne ...

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Experts say if you're not careful, your holiday gathering can also make you sick.