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In the study, adding green tea extract to a film-forming substance created a safe-to-eat barrier that killed norovirus as well as two types of bacteria. Photo: Shutterstock.com

Study: adding green tea extract to prepared foods may reduce norovirus risk

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Go outdoors, but watch for ticks

COLUMBUS, Ohio—With the great outdoors being a popular destination during the pandemic, it’s important to watch out for another potential threat you might not easily see: ticks. Be on the lookout for them...

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