Recalled hydrolyzed vegetable protein prompts safety guidance
Kansas State University analysts warn that over 100 products may contain hydrolyzed vegetable protein linked to a Salmonella recall. Consumers should check brands and labels, compare best by dates and UPC codes online, and return recalled items. Symptoms include nausea vomiting fever diarrhea cramps lasting days to weeks.
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Age no barrier to organ donation
An 80-year-old woman asks if age limits organ donation. The answer: you are never too old. Eligibility is decided at death. sign the donor on your license and join your state's organ registry. Tell relatives and carry the donation card. Obtain info from organdonor.gov or Living Bank, and inform next of kin to avoid missed organs.
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Tips for handling an abusive alcoholic relative
A niece seeks guidance on dealing with an alcoholic uncle living at home who becomes violent when drunk. The advice urges involving grandmother and mother, contacting Al-Anon, calling police if violence recurs, and moving out if the situation cannot improve. It also recommends discussing options with the family and seeking support.
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