Measles at work what can be done
New York employers facing a measles rise must navigate federal and state rules on vaccination. Experts note that mandating vaccines or asking about them risks discrimination and privacy lawsuits under ADA and Civil Rights Act. Health care and food workers face looser but not absolute mandates, often leading to reassignment if refused. An extended version is online at aikenstandard.com.
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Study finds herbal supplements misbranded in major stores
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced DNA testing of store-brand herbal supplements from GNC Target Walmart and Walgreens found 80 percent contained none of the herbs named on the label. Bottles labeled echinacea and St John’s wort often contained fillers or unknown plants risking allergies and drug interactions.
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Herbal supplement makers face scrutiny over safety findings
The industry questions the analysis methods and reliability of findings while Walmart Walgreens and GNC pledge cooperation and removal of products as authorities request details on production and quality control. Nutritionists call for reform as Canadian and U S market data show billions in herbal supplement sales and tens of thousands of products.
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Colorado bill would require pet shops to warn about maternal marijuana risks
Colorado lawmakers consider a bill to require pet shops to post signs warning that maternal marijuana use may pose risks to unborn children. Supporters cite safety, while opponents note limited research and potential conflicts for pregnant women using marijuana for nausea. The measure, already contentious, awaits a first hearing.
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Energy Cold War Renewed Over Europe's Russian Dependence
The United States and Russia clash over Europe’s energy future as Washington pushes new pipelines, terminals, nuclear bids, and fracking in Central and Eastern Europe to cut Moscow’s grip. Kerry visited Bulgaria to back a gas spur and a nuclear plant while Biden urged Romania and Turkey to strengthen ties, warning Russia’s leverage remains potent.
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