Millions of pounds of beef are being recalled
There’s a handful of other health care news out from federal agencies today, from a raw beef recall to a new tool for first responders. The rundown:
- More than 12 million pounds of beef that was shipped around the country is being recalled due to concerns it might be contaminated with salmonella. The Department of Agriculture says that anyone with raw beef that's part of the recall in their freezers should toss it in the trash.
- HHS rolled out a new "plain language checklist" designed to help first responders better provide care for people with limited English proficiency and people with visual impairments, hearing difficulties, or other disabilities.
- The FDA updated its draft guidance on how to continue to make sure the U.S. blood supply stays safe. The document gives guidance on the kinds of technologies that could be used to reduce the risk of bacterial contamination in platelets stored at room temperature.
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