coli and listeria.” The risk of eating runny eggs — whether over-easy, soft-poached, sunny-side-up, soft-boiled or jammy — remains the same as before bird flu, and standard food safety ...

A true story involving a hamburger, 1970s parenting and spectacular aim from one of the 10 billion seagulls on perennial ...

In recent news appearances, Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suggested allowing ...

The rule is: If the eggs smell fine, it’s probably OK to eat them. “As long as the eggs are stored in the fridge, eggs shouldn’t spoil,” said Shelley Balls, a registered dietitian nutritionist for ...

After traveling back to her college apartment following the University of Georgia's winter break, Savannah Bowden, a senior ...

As the growing number of cases of the avian flu continues to make headlines across the country, bird enthusiasts, farmers, ...

“But you don’t want to be eating runny eggs right now.” “Of all the things that I’m concerned about right now in terms of flu ...

Easter traditions may be a bit more expensive this year as the price of eggs remains high at grocery stores around the country.

Some central Minnesota farmers say they have raised costs due to expensive supplies and added bird flu protections.

As bird flu spreads in the United States, are there are any risks of the virus from drinking milk or eating eggs? Here's what you need to know, according to experts. Federal regulators say the ...

Wholesale egg prices have fallen sharply this month as new bird flu outbreaks have slowed, a trend touted by President Donald Trump—though egg prices rose over 10% from January to February as ...