15 ways to keep your kitchen safe

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The kitchen contains many potential contamination hazards. Sponges, cooking utensils, cupboards and countertops are key areas for the spread of harmful bacteria and diseases. For example, foods should not be left on the counter to thaw as warm temperatures allow bacteria to multiply rapidly.

author: Judge, Gillian
Health aspects, Safety and security measures, Kitchens, Home economics, Food handling

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Are the RDAs enough?

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The Food and Drug Administration may revise the RDA of some nutrients in response to public concern that the guidelines have not kept up with current research. Calcium, Folic acid, Vitamin C, Vitamin E and carotenoids are some of the nutrients considered for increases.

author: Judge, Gillian
Analysis, Cover Story, Nutrition policy

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Missing in action: foods women and men need

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The best foods for women's health include skim milk, lean meat, beans, tofu, brown rice and salmon. Men can benefit from eating foods such as asparagus, melons, beans, whole-wheat bread, fish and oysters.

author: Cleary, Allison
Men

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subjects list: Women, Food and nutrition, Nutrition, Nutritional requirements
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