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Person foraging in the woods for wild onions
May 12, 2026/Primary Care

Learning How To Forage for Food

Searching nature for edible items requires training and knowledge to avoid poisonous plants

Different mushrooms collected in a basket
April 2, 2026/Digestive

Poisonous Mushrooms: What You Need To Know

There’s no easy way to tell whether a mushroom is poisonous or safe — and making a wrong choice can be deadly

Pregnant woman looking at sushi options floating over a plate, with a hand holding chopsticks
March 6, 2026/Women’s Health

Is It Safe To Eat Sushi While You’re Pregnant?

Sushi made with raw or undercooked fish should be avoided, but other types are OK

Fresh, raw milk being transferred to a storage container
January 23, 2026/Nutrition

Is Drinking Raw Milk Risky?

Health officials say that consuming unpasteurized milk increases potential exposure to harmful bacteria

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Raw chicken and steak among fruits, vegetables and eggs
January 16, 2026/Infectious Disease

The Most Common Foods That Carry Salmonella

Salmonella is a common bacterium that can contaminate raw meat, eggs, seafood and more

Table with remnants of a meal, leftover food
November 13, 2025/Digestive

How Long Can You Safely Keep Leftovers?

Leftovers can be kept in the fridge for three to four days or frozen for three to four months

Foods found in a BRAT diet, like bananas, rice, toast and applesauce
March 27, 2025/Digestive

Why You Shouldn’t Follow a Strict BRAT Diet When You’re Sick

Bananas, rice, applesauce and toast are easy on your stomach, but they don’t have enough vitamins and nutrients for more than a couple days

Arms of person bent down examining food in a bottom-of-fridge freezer bin
November 29, 2024/Nutrition

Spoiler Alert: Refrigerated Food Can Go Bad During a Power Outage

Extended outages lasting more than four hours can make food in your fridge unsafe to eat

Group of happy people sitting around table full of food, having a cookout
July 1, 2024/Nutrition

How Long Can Cookout Food Sit Out?

Once perishable food hits the table, it’s typically good for about two hours

Person in bathroom holding stomach and hand over mouth
June 10, 2024/Digestive

Why Am I Throwing Up? And When To See a Doctor

The stomach flu, food poisoning and motion sickness can make you vomit and may result in dehydration

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