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Producer/ Writer-Co-founder of @NIPCO1 productions. Former CNN medical producer/writer. Enjoys travel, food, wine, song and a good book. Nats fan! Swims well.
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Can You Drive With Dilated Eyes?

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By Timothy Murray, Val Wadas-Willingham Verified
| WebMD Verified
Going in for an eye exam? Your doctor may dilate your eyes to make sure they’re healthy. But the test can leave you battling the glare of sunlight and blurry vision. So is it safe to drive yourself home after your appointment? The answer depends on a few things, including how comfortable you feel behind the wheel. But it’s important to understand how your vision will change when your eyes are dilated. When you get your eyes dilated, your doctor uses special drops to open your pupils wide.
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USDA to test for six more serious strains of E.coli

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By Nick Dutton Verified, Val Wadas-Willingham Verified
| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
By Val Wadas-Willingham (CNN) - In an effort to reduce the risk of eating contaminated meat, the USDA will expand the search for dangerous bacteria. Starting Monday, June, 4,  the U.S Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection services (FSIS) will begin testing ground beef for six additional strains of E.coli that are responsible for a number of serious illnesses in the United States.
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Should Vegetables Be Part of a Dog’s Diet?

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By Val Wadas-Willingham Verified
| WebMD Verified
You know you need veggies and fruits to keep your diet healthy. But does your dog? Dogs are omnivores, which means they can eat meat and plants. Many commercial dog foods are made with vegetables and fruits along with meat and grains. These products are also made to include all the nutrients a dog needs to be healthy. So even though your pooch doesn’t really need extra vegetables and fruits in their daily diet, they won’t hurt them, either.
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