Summertime comes along with picnics, barbecues, camping, and other fun activities. However, warm temperatures also increase the risk for foodborne illnesses that can put a damper on summer plans. The following tips will help you and your family enjoy a healthy summer.
1. Wash your hands. Many gastrointestinal illnesses are spread when people do not wash their hands well after using the bathroom. Dirty hands may then contaminate food with bacteria that gets passed on to the next unsusp...
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