On Cyber Sunday and Cyber Monday Nanobugs, inc has a BOGO Deal you won't want to miss. Just order 100 temporary tattoos (bulk) in the online store and we will send you 100 more FREE! If you would like a special mixture (all viruses? All...
Improving Influenza Vaccination Rates Especially in Health Care Settings Statistics show that high immunization rates of hospital employees produces lower mortality rates from influenza in hospitalized patients. Dr. Greg Poland of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. has passionately championed research to help drive health care...
October marks the beginning of the “flu season” in the northern hemisphere. As the temperature changes and we move indoors, the nanobugs get passed around and we become vulnerable to colds and flu. If you want to maintain peak performance of your body throughout the...
Bath or Shower? Morning or Evening? The weather is changing and the days are shortening. Most students and teachers are now back in the classroom and the daily routines are reinstated in most households. MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staph aureus) loves this time of year and the school...
“This is a time of unprecedented global interest and investment in health. But it is also a time of unprecedented challenges. Increasingly, all around the world, health is being shaped by the same powerful forces. A communicable disease in one part of the world can...
Visit Home Food Safety's site to take their quiz & find out what these unidentifiable foods are. The time lapse photography is wonderful and the tips underneath are great. ...
I am sure you have heard of the 5 second rule - or maybe you call it the 10-second rule or the “less time than it takes the dog to discover the item on the floor rule”. Wikipedia describes the five-second rule as a popular...
Ohio State University researchers recently tested the merits of two new dishware sanitizers, and found them more effective at removing bacteria from restaurant dishes than traditional sanitizers. Melvin Pascall, co-author of the study and associate professor of food science and technology at Ohio State, said that...
Let me share with you a scary but true story of foodborne illness: In 1951, a terrible outbreak of foodborne illness occurred in a small village in France called Pont St. Esprit. This tiny town was named after an old bridge that spanned the Rhone River....
It was an easy decision to stop at the pick-up truck parked on the side of the road late Monday morning. I had "shopped" at this portable farmer's market before the 4th of July and bought corn on the cob, tomatoes and a watermelon. Everything...