Author: Krishna Bora

Tender Greens, a California-based “fine casual” restaurant chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company, founded in 2006, operates 24 locations in California. It reported debts between $10-50 million and assets under $50,000. This filing highlights the challenges faced by healthier fast-food alternatives in a competitive market. The Gap Between Words and Actions TheStreet People often express support for ethical choices but act differently. This disconnect is evident in consumer behavior, political polls, and eating habits. A study by Yale University found that 73% of Americans consider themselves environmentally friendly, yet only 20% consistently make eco-friendly choices. This phenomenon…

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The incident occurred near the Piscataqua River on Tuesday morning. A humpback whale lunged out of the water, landing on a 21-foot fishing vessel. Two fishermen were tossed into the sea but rescued by nearby teenagers. This rare event has left marine biologists puzzled about the whale’s unusual behavior. Did you know? Humpback whales can weigh up to 40 tons and grow to 60 feet long. Teen Heroes: Brothers Rescue Fishermen from Whale Encounter IndiaGlitz Wyatt and Colin Yager, teenage brothers from Eliot, Maine, witnessed the incident. They quickly sprang into action, rescuing Greg Paquette and Ryland Kenney from the…

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Boar’s Head Provisions Co. has recalled 207,528 pounds of meat products. The recall affects nine different product lines, including liverwurst and various deli meats. Routine testing detected the presence of Listeria monocytogenes in these products. This recall represents one of the larger meat recalls in recent years, impacting consumers across multiple states. Listeria Outbreak Spans 13 States, Claims Lives NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth The listeria outbreak has affected 34 people across 13 states. Two deaths have been reported in connection with this outbreak. The CDC has confirmed cases in 11 states, including Georgia, Illinois, and New York. This multi-state outbreak…

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Several rare diseases have fatality rates close to 100%. These diseases often stem from genetic factors. They typically affect the brain and nervous system. Understanding these diseases could provide insights into human biology and potential treatments. But what are these deadly diseases, and could they pose a wider threat? Chinese Scientists Create Deadly COVID Strain in Mice The New York Post Scientists in China experimented with a mutant COVID strain on mice. The strain had a 100% kill rate, with mice dying within 8 days. The virus attacked the mice’s brains, causing severe symptoms. This research raises concerns about potential…

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Hospitals admitted over 250 patients with ‘Teflon flu’ in 2023. This number marks a record high since 2000. Experts warn of a potential health crisis linked to common household items. But what’s causing this sudden spike in cases? Did you know? Teflon was accidentally discovered in 1938 by Roy Plunkett while working on refrigerants. Nonstick Pans: Friend or Foe? Women’s Health Nonstick pans offer convenience but may pose hidden dangers. Improper use can release toxic fumes, causing flu-like symptoms. The global market for these pans reached $1.7 billion in 2017. Are millions of homes harboring a potential health hazard? Stat:…

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Scientists found cocaine in 13 Brazilian sharpnose sharks. All tested sharks had high levels in their muscles and livers. This discovery raises concerns about drug contamination in marine ecosystems. What other marine species might be affected by this unexpected pollutant? Did you know? The Brazilian sharpnose shark typically grows to only 2.6 feet in length. Drug Source: Urban Runoff or Smugglers? Science Researchers believe cocaine enters marine environments through urban runoff. Untreated sewage and illegal lab drainage contribute to contamination. Some speculate sharks might consume dumped drug packages. Could this discovery expose a new route in the global drug trade?…

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The FDA has announced a major recall of various produce items. The recall affects 18 states across the U.S. Listeria monocytogenes contamination is the primary concern. This recall highlights the ongoing challenges in food safety. Did you know? Listeria is named after Joseph Lister, a pioneer in sterile surgical techniques. From Cucumbers to Peppers: Wide Range of Affected Produce Eater The recall includes cucumbers, peppers, green beans, and more. Both conventional and organic produce are affected. The list spans common vegetables to specialty peppers. This wide range demonstrates the complexity of modern food supply chains. The U.S. fresh vegetable market…

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Citizens of 3 states in Southern USA will now be able to get their ammunition from vending machines. American Rounds, the company behind the machines, has advertised it as one of the safest ways to restock customers. Varied Assortment of Ammo Types Cody Wingfield Unsplash The machines offer various different ammunition types for different guns, including shotgun shells and 9mm ammo. Federal law means that you must be at least 21 to buy handgun ammunition and 18 to buy shotgun and rifle ammunition. High-Tech Machines Mathew Schwartz Unsplash The machines employ some high-tech solutions to attempt to allay concerns about…

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The FDA has expanded a nationwide recall of supplements. These supplements contain undeclared drug ingredients. The recall now includes products sold on Amazon. This expansion highlights the ongoing challenges in regulating dietary supplements. Did you know? The FDA regulates dietary supplements under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994. Umary Hyaluronic Acid Supplements: At Center of Recall ABC News Main Products, Inc. has recalled all lots of Umary Acido Hialuronico supplements. These supplements were marketed to treat pain. They contain 850 mg of hyaluronic acid per tablet. The recall affects products sold through Amazon and SoloVital.com. The global…

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Chattanooga earns top spot for retirement in the U.S. South. The city offers a perfect blend of urban amenities and small-town charm. Retirees find a welcoming environment with diverse activities. But what hidden gems await new residents in this Tennessee treasure? Did you know? Tennessee’s nickname “The Volunteer State” originated during the War of 1812. Family-Friendly Attractions Draw Retirees World Atlas Chattanooga boasts numerous attractions for all ages. The Tennessee Aquarium showcases diverse aquatic life. Creative Discovery Museum sparks imagination in children. Lookout Mountain’s Incline Railway offers scenic views. Will these attractions keep grandchildren coming back for more? Stat: Tennessee…

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