AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Jamba Juice Co. is warning consumers in the Southwest that smoothies containing strawberries might have been contaminated with a potentially deadly bacterium.
AP - Jamba Juice Co. is warning consumers in the Southwest that smoothies containing strawberries might have been contaminated with a potentially deadly bacterium.
AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Jamba Juice Co. is warning consumers in the Southwest that smoothies containing strawberries might have been contaminated with a potentially deadly bacterium.
AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Taco Bell ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide Wednesday after samples appeared to have a harsh strain of E. coli.
AP - Taco Bell on Wednesday ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide after tests suggested they might be responsible for the E. coli outbreak that sickened at least three dozen people in three states.
AP - Taco Bell on Wednesday ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide after tests suggested they might be responsible for the E. coli outbreak that sickened at least three dozen people in three states.
AP - Taco Bell on Wednesday ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide after tests suggested they might be responsible for the E. coli outbreak that sickened at least three dozen people in three states.
AP - Jamba Juice Co. is warning consumers in the Southwest that smoothies containing strawberries might have been contaminated with a potentially deadly bacterium.
AP - Taco Bell on Wednesday ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide after tests suggested they might be responsible for the E. coli outbreak that sickened at least three dozen people in three states.
AP - Jamba Juice Co. is warning consumers in the Southwest that smoothies containing strawberries might have been contaminated with a potentially deadly bacterium.
AP - Jamba Juice Co. is warning consumers in the Southwest that smoothies containing strawberries might have been contaminated with a potentially deadly bacterium.
AP - Taco Bell on Wednesday ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide after tests suggested they might be responsible for the E. coli outbreak that sickened at least three dozen people in three states.
AP - Taco Bell on Wednesday ordered the removal of green onions from its 5800 restaurants nationwide after tests suggested they might be responsible for the E. coli outbreak that sickened at least three dozen people in three states.
AP - Jamba Juice Co. is warning consumers in the Southwest that smoothies containing strawberries might have been contaminated with a potentially deadly bacterium.
AP - All 11 Taco Bells implicated in an E. coli outbreak used the same food distributor the restaurant chain said Tuesday as health officials tried to pinpoint the source of the bacteria that sickened at least three dozen people.
AP - All 11 Taco Bells implicated in an E. coli outbreak used the same food distributor the restaurant chain said Tuesday as health officials tried to pinpoint the source of the bacteria that sickened at least three dozen people.
AP - All 11 Taco Bells implicated in an E. coli outbreak used the same food distributor the restaurant chain said Tuesday as health officials tried to pinpoint the source of the bacteria that sickened at least three dozen people.
AP - All 11 Taco Bells implicated in an E. coli outbreak used the same food distributor the restaurant chain said Tuesday as health officials tried to pinpoint the source of the bacteria that sickened at least three dozen people.
AP - All 11 Taco Bells implicated in an E. coli outbreak used the same food distributor the restaurant chain said Tuesday as health officials tried to pinpoint the source of the bacteria that sickened at least three dozen people.
AP - Patients implanted with drug-coated stents to hold open their choked arteries face a small but significant risk of blood clots health officials said Tuesday. A new study recommended they take clot-busting medications indefinitely.
AP - Patients implanted with drug-coated stents to hold open their choked arteries face a small but significant risk of blood clots health officials said Tuesday. A new study recommended they take clot-busting medications indefinitely.
AP - All 11 Taco Bells implicated in an E. coli outbreak used the same food distributor the restaurant chain said Tuesday as health officials tried to pinpoint the source of the bacteria that sickened at least three dozen people.
AP - Patients implanted with drug-coated stents to hold open their choked arteries face a small but significant risk of blood clots health officials said Tuesday. A new study recommended they take clot-busting medications indefinitely.
AP - Patients implanted with drug-coated stents to hold open their choked arteries face a small but significant risk of blood clots health officials said Tuesday. A new study recommended they take clot-busting medications indefinitely.
AP - New York on Tuesday became the first city in the nation to ban artery-clogging artificial trans fats at restaurants leading the charge to limit consumption of an ingredient linked to heart disease and used in everything from french fries to pizza dough to pancake mix.
AP - New York on Tuesday became the first city in the nation to ban artery-clogging trans fats at restaurants leading the charge to limit consumption of an ingredient linked to heart disease and used in everything from french fries to pizza dough to pancake mix.
AP - New York on Tuesday became the first city in the nation to ban artery-clogging trans fats at restaurants leading the charge to limit consumption of an ingredient linked to heart disease and used in everything from french fries to pizza dough to pancake mix.