Dairy

Eggs Bird Flu

Eggs are safe to eat during the bird flu outbreak – as long as they're prepared properly

Bird flu has infected U.S. dairy cows for the first time, but the risk to the public is low, health officials say

Bird Flu Cows

People of color more likely to develop food allergies than white people, research shows

Food allergies race

Plant-based milk alternatives may soon carry labels that better detail their nutritional value

Guida's milk pulled from New Jersey schools in response to Camden students getting sick

Milk Sanitizer Camden

Amish Country accountant gets prison time for running $60M Ponzi scheme

Philip Riehl sentence

Amish country accountant bilked fellow Mennonites in $60 million Ponzi scheme, prosecutors claim

Children's Health

American Academy of Pediatrics warns against elimination diets as treatment for autism

AAP Autism Guidelines

Are digestive supplements worth all the hype?

Digestive Supplements

Teen with dairy allergy dies after restaurant tells him food order was safe

Teen dies dairy allergy

Pennsylvania dairy companies to produce chocolate peanut butter milk for limited time

Peanut Butter Milk

Milk from Lancaster County farm quarantined due to bacterial infection

Cow

Study: No, enjoying that full-fat ice cream won't kill you

Butter being poured into bowl

Turkey Hill recalls Dutch Chocolate ice cream over flavor mix-up

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U.S. FDA considers expanding tests for drug residues in milk

Milk

Living in a 'digital dairy era'

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