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Dementia Risk Reduced by Teetotalism

Even when staying within acceptable limits of alcohol consumption, the risk of Alzheimer's disease may still increase.

By A. M.

Shigella Outbreak: 80 Sick, 12 in Critical Condition After Eating at Mariscos San Juan

Another outbreak is reported to occur in San Jose after 80 people contracted Shigella, an easily transmittable bacteria and was reported traced to a downtown seafood eatery. Santa Clara County health officials feared that more than 100 other people could be infected over the next few days. Among those who were infected, 12 of them already required intensive care treatment.
Food For Tomorrow: Veterans Give Advice to Start-up Companies to Serve Healthy Food Options

At the New York Times' Food for Tomorrow Conference last Tuesday at the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Pocantico Hills New York, veterans of the food industry have given advice to start-up companies on how they can successfully remake the food and snack industry.
Next Level Burger in SE Portland Serves Healthy Fast Food Burgers and Fries!

Great news to those who are into fast foods because now, one can eat at a fast food without having to feel guilty that they are having something that is unhealthy. Introducing the Next Level Burger that is located in Portland, Oregon.
IHOP Apologizes for Immature Tweet

IHOP was bashed for going over the line with its offensive and "sexist" tweet last Sunday.
Recent Studies Revealed That Food Workers Report to Work Sick Can Potentially Contaminate the Food Being Served

"51 percent of employees admitted to always or frequently working while ill" A recent survey on food processing and sanitation was recently published in the Delish website.
'My Little Pony' Cafe Just Opened And It's Awesome

Japan made history once again as they opened a "My Little Pony" cafe in Harijuku. "My Little Pony" fans are thrilled as a new café just opened to commemorate their favorite characters.
Pizza Delivery Man Given $1,900 Tip

As though manna from heaven, a pizza delivery driver received the surprise of his life when he was given a $1,900 tip by a church in Anchorage.
'Australian Food Manufacturing' Seeks 'Investment Tax Break'

CEO Gary Dawson said in the newly-released 2015 State of the Industry Report of the AFGC capital that investment was an area of concern.
Starbucks Price Hike: Customers Complain of Being Offered Guatemelan Beans

There are news circulating about Starbucks misleading its customers about the price of their coffee. Britons are reported to complain about a 20 pence price hike after being offered Guatemalan beans by staff at the said coffee shop.
World's Number 1 and 2 Beer Makers Merge and Adopt 5-Point Plan to Destroy Craft Beer Success

World's biggest beer merger to tackle craft beer with a five-point plan. The merger of SABMiller and Anheuser-Busch InBev is the world's largest merger of beer.
New Guinness World Record for Longest Baguette Certified in Italy

As records go, an Italian baguette baked during the Milan Expo 2015 World Fair bagged the title as the longest baguette in the world from Guinness World Records. This broke the previous 111-meter (364-foot) record of the Big C Supercenter, a supermarket in Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam.
Studies Suggest Organic Food Is The Right Choice For Kid's Health

A recent study was made stating that traditionally grown foods are dangerous due to residues of pesticides in them that can cause cancer in the long run. And it is not just cancer, but other diseases that affect the nervous system and the brain function.
‘Australians’ Willing To Pay More For ‘Potatoes’, Research Says

"The huge variety of delicious cooking techniques is a large trigger for potato purchases."
FDA Regulates Use Of Antibiotics In Meat Sources

FDA is regulating the use of antibiotics for growth and development in meat sources such as cow and chicken to decrease chances of antibiotic resistant bacteria's spreading.