"Consumers need to treat cut or bagged produce the way they treat their meat and poultry for safety," Ms. DeWaal said.
Women wore extravagant hats, at least one man came dressed in a white suit, and, as they wandered out into the yard, they nibbled on bourbon wieners and bourbon Rice Krispies treats cut into horse shapes.
Fifty (50) mg L−1 NS pulse-treated cut gladiolus spikes tended to exhibit the most water uptake and highest water balance over the vase period.
Hence, firstly participant students were educated from furriers about how to treat, cut and sew fur materials with a variety of fur materials including mink, fox produced by KF, as shown from Fig. 2.
A team of Japanese doctors has helped treat cuts and wounds caused by flying debris during the typhoon.
At the least, he says, the G8 leaders could have promised to treat cuts eventually agreed under UN auspices as legally binding.
Some of the giraffes seen on the same tour bore the purple marks of iodine that park staff use to treat cuts from the sharp spikes of some local plants.
Urban waters may be fairly clean, but you should still treat cuts immediately to prevent infection.
I now always remember to bring a first aid kit to treat cuts and bruises, and water to wash the pepper spray from my eyes.
And because I learned the hard way, I now always remember to bring a first-aid-kit to treat cuts and bruises, and water to wash the pepper spray from my eyes.
Far from being "overwhelmed by [the] sick," the reporter noted doctors have "been treating cuts, fractures, and pregnancy complications, but expect that soon they will be faced with more".
