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A scientist holds a magnifying glass up to a glass of milk. This represents the claim that milk is full of animal pus, when in fact, it is filled with a range of natural immune system cells.
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Health

No, your milk isn’t full of pus. But here’s what is in it

Milk contains somatic cells, not pus — but that distinction matters. Here's what's actually in your milk and what the evidence says about its safety.
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An illustration shows a person standing in front of an empty refrigerated display case in a grocery store. Above the case hangs a sign that reads "NO EGGS". The surrounding shelves are stocked with various food products. This scene visually represents the scarcity of eggs and its impact on consumers, a situation potentially caused by factors like bird flu, as discussed in this article.
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OPINION
Food Systems

What do egg prices have to do with pandemics? Understanding the bird flu crisis

The current egg price crisis isn't just costing consumers more money, it's putting farmers at risk, as well as causing concern for another pandemic.
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A split image showing two contrasting scenes: on the left, an overcrowded factory farm with pigs confined in a sterile, industrial environment; on the right, a vibrant, sustainable vertical farm with greenery and fresh produce. This visual encapsulates the stark difference between factory farming practices and the future of sustainable agriculture, aligning with the article "A Closer Look at Factory Farming." The article explores the ethical and environmental challenges of factory farming, highlighting the need for innovation in food systems, such as urban farming and plant-based alternatives.
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What is factory farming? A closer look at why it matters and what can change

Factory farming confines billions of animals in cramped conditions, fuels antibiotic resistance, and drives significant greenhouse emissions. Here's…
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