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Antibiotic Resistance

When antibiotics are routinely given to animals to speed up their growth, there are many ways for the antibiotic-resistant bacteria that survive to spread through the environment and end up in humans.

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Right Stuff: Red Lentils

These quick-cooking legumes are versatile, packed with protein and fiber, and cheap!

Healthy Cook:
Go Fish

If you're a seafood fan, give the planet a break by sticking with sustainably caught species.

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From My Bookshelf

Here are a few books I've enjoyed recently.

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Cover Story: Mediterranean Mix-Up
Special Feature: Antibiotic Resistance
Brand-Name Rating: Coffee Quake

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