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Causing even antibiotic in our hospital. we're seeing more of this resistance. cook your children to 106 degrees. no cross contamination. and i love chicken. i eat a lot of it. but you got to be careful about not to really keep your food away and make sure you refrigerate it well. if you don't feel well, go see your doctor. we may have to give you multiple anti-biotics. don't take it unless you absolutely need it. we'll talk about it more and more. >> mention sunday "house call," takes place tomorrow with you. >> can you show up tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. for "sunday house call." have a great afte...

Sell by versus best used by. things like peanut butter can stay longer than the best used by date. the quality goes down. if you are talking things like poultry or milk or eggs you want to be care will. careful. expired by with infant formula and baby products, that follow the date. do not use infant formula after the expired date. >> let's talk leftovers in the frige. you bake chicken. i baked chicken on thursday and i still have a piece i want to go home and eat today and perhaps tomorrow. it has been in the frige since i cooked it. >> as long as you refrigerated it and didn't leave it out f...

Let's talk about eggs. >> same thing. the shells outside could be contaminated. salmonella is a big deal. make sure you wash it. nobody thinks of washing their eggs. also wash your hands afterwards. certainly cook it. boil it and make sure you don't take raw eggs as much as you can. that's when salmonella can get in. >>gretchen: what about meat? we've heard that can also have bacteria but what can we do about it? >> meat is mostly e. coli and that can be resistant. the way you get rid of this is to cook your meat very well. 160 degrees is when you get rid of some of the this resistant e. coli....

All the time after dealing with meat or chicken wash your hands and make shire you don't have cross contamination. >>gretchen: seeds and nuts, what do you do with that? >> those are very rare. sunflower seeds from michigan, unfortunately it is unavoidable. there is nothing you can about this except pay attention to industry warnings. if you see something like this, avoid eating that for this period. washing your hands, paying attention, keeping your kitchen clean, no cross contamination and you should be fine. >>gretchen: thanks, dr. samadi. did you hear about this story? a python escapes its ...

Public health. now some of the allegations include using expired drugs, using rusty dental equipment inside patients' mouths. this is an oral surgeon. also allowing dental assistants to administer sedation using ivs. that, authorities say, is simply never allowed. all of this started after inspectors discovered that a former patient tested positive for both hiv and hepatitis c. a subsequent test proved he was negative for hiv. however, authorities are very concerned of possible cross contamination because a lot of the patients there do suffer from some infectious diseases. so a lot of patients...