How to cool, store and reheat cooked food so bacteria do not have time to multiply. Key takeaways Refrigerate within: 2 hours of cooking, or 1 hour if...
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How to cool, store and reheat cooked food so bacteria do not have time to multiply. Key takeaways Refrigerate within: 2 hours of cooking, or 1 hour if...
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Actions taken by a company, usually with the FDA or USDA, to remove food from sale because it may be contaminated, mislabeled or otherwise unsafe. Key...
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Milk from cows, goats, sheep or other animals that has not been pasteurized, a heat treatment that kills harmful germs. Key takeaways What pasteurizat...
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How to buy, store and cook eggs to lower the risk of Salmonella, bacteria that can be present inside eggs that look normal. Key takeaways Store eggs a...
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An infection caused by Listeria bacteria, which can grow in refrigerated ready-to-eat foods. Key takeaways Risk in pregnancy: about 10 times higher th...
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The US rules that require packaged foods to declare the major food allergens they contain. Key takeaways Major food allergens: milk, eggs, fish, crust...
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The standard FDA panel on packaged foods that lists serving size, calories and key nutrients. Key takeaways Daily Values are based on: a 2,000-calorie...
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Preserving food in jars at home using tested methods that destroy germs and seal the jar. Key takeaways Low-acid foods: vegetables, meat, poultry and...
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The amount and timing of sleep teenagers need, which shifts later during puberty as the body clock changes. Key takeaways Recommended sleep, ages 13 t...
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The preparticipation physical exam many schools require before sports, and the eating and drinking habits that support young athletes. Key takeaways B...
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Clogged pores, blackheads, whiteheads and pimples that become common in the teen years as hormones increase oil production. Key takeaways Over-the-cou...
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Using e-cigarettes and other vaping devices, which heat a liquid, usually containing nicotine, into an aerosol that is inhaled. Key takeaways Legal ag...
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Emotional well-being in the teen years, and how to get help, including through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Key takeaways Persistent sadness...
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How teens use social media platforms and how that use can affect sleep, mood and safety. Key takeaways Teens using social media: up to 95% of those ag...
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The years when the body develops into an adult body, driven by rising sex hormones. Key takeaways Typical start for girls: between ages 8 and 13 Typic...
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