Are fast food burgers safe to eat?

Article Abstract:

The outbreak of food poisoning at Jack in the Box restaurants was a result of a rare bacterium and cooking at temperatures too low to kill it. Recommended hamburger-cooking temperatures have been raised to 155 degrees, which should be sufficient to guard against even heavily-contaminated meat.

Health aspects, Fast food restaurants, Hamburgers

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Can an aspirin a day keep the doctor away?

Article Abstract:

Aspirin is being heralded by some as a cure for a wide variety of ailments, but some of the claims are without foundation. Aspirin does appear to lower the chances of having a second heart attack, for example, but its effectiveness against digestive tract cancer is unproven.

Physiological aspects, Aspirin

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