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Holiday leftovers guide: How long foods last
As a general guideline, public health officials eating or freezing leftovers within three to four days.
Farm tied to E. coli outbreak recalls cauliflower, other lettuces
USDA urged to name turkey brands linked to salmonella outbreak
Man dies from bacterial infection after eating raw oysters
18 hospitalized after being exposed to feces at cookout
At least 8 infected with E. coli in New Jersey
Video shows supermarket employee throwing meat on the ground
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School cupcakes possibly tainted with bodily fluids
Man dies after contracting botulism from gas station nachos
Several sick after event at Swan Club in Roslyn
Dozens sick after attending event at Swan Club
Serena Williams gets sick after eating dog food
Health Department investigating after Lodi mother says they ate tainted chicken from 'Popeyes'
Linden school evacuated after workers sickened
Chipotle outbreak spreads to New York State
Granny Smith, Gala apples recalled due to Listeria monocytogenes
Grandma critical after drinking toxic tea
Yelp helps officials track foodborne illnesses
Shake Shack blamed for illness
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Farm tied to E. coli outbreak recalls cauliflower, other lettuces
USDA urged to name turkey brands linked to salmonella outbreak
Man dies from bacterial infection after eating raw oysters
18 hospitalized after being exposed to feces at cookout
At least 8 infected with E. coli in New Jersey
Video shows supermarket employee throwing meat on the ground
School cupcakes possibly tainted with bodily fluids
Man dies after contracting botulism from gas station nachos
Several sick after event at Swan Club in Roslyn
Dozens sick after attending event at Swan Club
Serena Williams gets sick after eating dog food
Health Department investigating after Lodi mother says they ate tainted chicken from 'Popeyes'
Linden school evacuated after workers sickened
Chipotle outbreak spreads to New York State
Granny Smith, Gala apples recalled due to Listeria monocytogenes
Grandma critical after drinking toxic tea
Yelp helps officials track foodborne illnesses
Shake Shack blamed for illness
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Show Fewer