On May 5, the FDA issued a recall notice for 1,700 bottles of Hershey’s Chocolate Shell Topping. The topping, which was sold in 7.25-oz bottles, was shipped to retailers throughout the U.S. between April 15 and May 4, 2021. The affected bottles can be identified by product code 25JSAS1 printed on the packaging. And for the latest recall news delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter....
READ THIS NEXT: If You Have Any of These Ice Creams in Your Freezer, Don’t Eat Them, FDA Warns. Different food products are being recalled all the time for one reason or another, and soups are no exception. Over the last year, the U.S. has seen several soup recalls. Back in November, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) alerted consumers to a recall at H-E-B stores for its store-brand Creamy Tomato Basil Soup “due to the possible presence of glass in the product....
RELATED: Drinking Your Coffee Like This Can Slash Your Alzheimer’s Risk, Study Says. According to a study presented at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference, a team of researchers set out to better understand how geography factored into Alzheimer’s disease-related deaths. Using data from the National Center for Health Statistics, they were able to look at trends in Alzheimer’s mortality between 1999 and 2019 and connect them to urbanization levels. During the two-decade span, the team found that the Alzheimer’s death rate in the overall population rose drastically from 16 to 30 deaths per 100,000, representing an 88 percent increase....
RELATED: If You Did This in 2021, The IRS May Be Sending You More Money Soon. California is the only state to be sending out a stimulus check with its own money, according to GoBankingRates. The state was so quickly able to come up with the money for its Golden Gate Stimulus because it’s had a state revenue boost as a result of its progressive tax rate. The Golden Gate Stimulus was part of a $3....
READ THIS NEXT: Never Go in a Lake If You See This One Thing, Local Officials Warn. Everyone knows that keeping an eye on adverse conditions is key to avoiding potentially dangerous swimming situations. But besides what nature may be doing at the moment, experts warn that one completely invisible hazard could pose a serious health threat if you enter the ocean. In a June 22 interview with NBC-affiliate KPLC in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, Stephen Castleberry, MD, a general surgeon at West Calcasieu Cameron Hospital in Sulphur, Louisiana, warned that the dangerous Vibrio vulnificus bacteria has appeared on beaches more than a month earlier than usual....
However, heart conditions aren’t always signaled by a telltale pain in the chest or arm: there are other red flags that may tip you off to a coronary condition. David Newby, MD, PhD, a professor of cardiology at the BHF Centre of Research Excellence at the University of Edinburgh, recently alerted the public to one such symptom. He warned that this seemingly unrelated sensation, which can occur when you walk or exercise, could be a sign of a serious heart problem....
When layering masks, the CDC explicitly says you should not use two disposable masks. Why? It won’t actually help protect you more. According to the CDC, “disposable masks are not designed to fit tightly and wearing more than one will not improve fit.” For a mask to fit tightly, it must sit over your nose, under your chin, and against your cheeks without any gaps. And for more mask recommendations to heed, The CDC Warns Against Using These 6 Face Masks....
RELATED: If You’re Over 65, Never Do This In the Bathroom, Doctors Warn. You might not think much about the different types of toilets you could have in your bathroom—but once you reach a certain age, you should. Robin Schiltz, a senior home safety specialist and founder of Senior Safety Advice, says that it is not recommended for people over the age of 65 to have a low toilet seat....
RELATED: If You See This While Driving, Turn Around Immediately, CDC Says. It’s only natural that you might instinctively think to run from a tornado—after all, they are the second deadliest weather condition after heat, according to the National Weather Service. However, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), trying to outrun a tornado is almost always a bad decision. “The last place you want to be in a tornado is in a motor vehicle,” says the CDC....
READ THIS NEXT: Doing This at Night May Help You Ward Off Dementia, Study Says. Even in its earliest stages, Alzheimer’s disease can present with a wide range of symptoms. According to Verna Porter, MD, a neurologist and director of the Dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease and Neurocognitive Disorders at Providence Saint John’s Health Center in California, worsening cognitive problems are typically among the most distinct symptoms of Alzheimer’s. “Dementia is characterized by marked, persistent, and disabling decline in two or more intellectual abilities such as memory, language, judgment, or abstract reasoning that significantly interfere with and disrupt your normal daily activities,” Porter explains....
READ THIS NEXT: If You Have an Android, You’ll Be Barred From Doing This, Starting in August. Cell phones are a necessity for almost everyone, which means we’ve gotten used to making a monthly wireless bill part of our budget. But while you can generally expect to see annual price adjustments, the current economic climate has put a strain on wireless providers, who are responding accordingly. Verizon isn’t the only carrier making changes, as AT&T also announced it would be upping monthly prices....
The Krazy Coupon Lady says that produce, meat, and bakery items at Walmart are marked down one day before their “best by” date at 8 p.m. To get the best price on these goods while they’re still fresh, you should hit the store right at 8 or shortly thereafter. She also encourages shoppers to seek out an employee if you check the “best by” date and notice it hasn’t been properly marked down, so you can ensure that you’re getting the best price....
If you have a cough that lasts for more than three weeks, this could be a symptom of tuberculosis, according to the American Lung Association (ALA). Tuberculosis is caused by a bacteria that attacks the lungs, which is why you may experience persistent coughing, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). You may also cough up blood or mucus if tuberculosis is in your lungs, the ALA points out....
Read the original article on Best Life. A royal insider told Best Life the report “certainly makes sense” explaining, “The duke and duchess’s decision to stop using social media as a way to convey their message is both surprising and predictable. They used social media quite effectively to convey they were intent on living a different kind of life from the rest of the Royal Family when they chose to announce they were stepping down on Instagram....
On her Dec. 27 Instagram story, Aniston shared a photo of a wooden Christmas ornament engraved with the message, “Our first pandemic 2020.” And though stories disappear after 24 hours, the actor’s post has been screenshotted and reposted numerous times online. The Friends actor did not share if the ornament was hers, but her social media followers seem to think it was. According to Business Insider, the ornament posted was a $5 custom-made design sold by an Etsy shop called Rustic Raleigh, per shop owner Brittany Sutton....
In a Dec. 3 interview for E! News’ Daily Pop, Lopez gave insight into her upcoming beauty and skincare line, JLo Beauty. When asked if Rodriguez had a favorite product from her line, Lopez revealed that he was actually a fan of “all of them.” So much so, in fact, that they end up fighting over the products. “He loves skincare products,” Lopez said. “As we were trying all of the products, he was always like, ‘What are you doing?...
Read on to see what Griffin had to say about her diagnosis and the tip she shared for anyone reading her post. RELATED: Al Roker Is Warning Everyone to Do This After His Cancer Diagnosis. “I’ve got to tell you guys something,” Griffin begins her Instagram post. “I have cancer. I’m about to go into surgery to have half of my left lung removed.” She continues, “The doctors are very optimistic as it is stage one and contained to my left lung....
This rather depressing news for kids in the City of Angels comes from a public health statement released on Sept. 5 that serves as guidance on how Los Angeles County residents can safely plan for the upcoming holiday season, beginning with Halloween. “Since some of the traditional ways in which this holiday is celebrated does not allow you to minimize contact with non-household members, it is important to plan early and identify safer alternatives,” the guidance reads....
RELATED: Coca-Cola Is Making This Major Change for the First Time in 5 Years. For decades, most toys have been designed and marketed to appeal specifically to either boys or girls. But as part of an overall trend towards greater inclusivity and modernization, an increasing number of major toy companies have begun getting rid of gender bias in their products. The most recent example comes from Lego, which recently announced that it would be removing gender stereotypes from its iconic building block toy sets....
READ THIS NEXT: Marriott Is Making Guests Pay More for This, Starting March 29. Amid high demand for air travel, airlines have expanded their schedules. Last month, American Airlines announced it would be adding new flights to four major cities. And this month, Southwest began offering new service as well.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb On the flip side, some airlines have made moves in the opposite direction in the face of demand. For instance, Delta Air Lines announced it would cut its summer schedule as a way to cope with the same market conditions....
