By Kate Scannell MD, Contributing columnist Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED IN PRINT 09/18/2010
YOU RISK upsetting readers whenever you express strong opinions within medical columns. Writing about controversial health care issues predictably ruffles a few feathers. But "laying it all out" for public deliberation is a primary objective of op-ed writing, and this week's column shell make no eggs-ception.
So here goes. Simply put: I am opposed to the presence of disease-causing salmonella within eggs meant for human consumption. Read More
PUBLISHED IN PRINT 09/18/2010
YOU RISK upsetting readers whenever you express strong opinions within medical columns. Writing about controversial health care issues predictably ruffles a few feathers. But "laying it all out" for public deliberation is a primary objective of op-ed writing, and this week's column shell make no eggs-ception.
So here goes. Simply put: I am opposed to the presence of disease-causing salmonella within eggs meant for human consumption. Read More