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A sweetener commonly found in diet drinks and chewing gum has been added to the World Health Organisations list of possible carcinogens - but you may not have to kick your Diet Coke habit just yet.

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​​Food is integral to all of our lives. It is essential for survival, as well as playing a central role in culture, society and celebration.  But food can also make us ill; either directly, through foodborne disease or allergy, or indirectly, through poor diet.   

Pacific Chamber Orchestra (PCO) presents Passionate, Saturday, March 25, at St. Stephens Episcopal Church in Orinda at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, March 26, at Livermore’s Bankhead Theater at 3 p.m.

Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens will celebrate their Board of Trustees’ Bonsai and Bamboo Gala at the Museum on March 4, 2023. The evening’s events will feature a spectacular program of dining, dancing, and music, highlighted by Tropics Ente...

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Unpublished government records show rise in poultry products testing positive for salmonella infantis

Scientists from the Norwich Research Park have been awarded more than £1m to lead a national fight against food poisoning.

Whilst not generally considered a sexually transmitted disease, monkeypox may be spreading in a sexual form. Analysis from Newsweeks Fact Check team.

Knowing alternative proteins are safe is the top factor in encouraging consumers to try them