In a statement released last week the USDA says some countries are placing restriction on U.S. trade that are “more than necessary.”
As Ebola-related quarantine policies have arisen around the United States, some health workers are reassessing whether they can be among the hundreds that officials say are needed.
Oregon health officials say a woman who visited West Africa and was hospitalized in Oregon with a fever does not have Ebola.
The Centers for Disease Control has advised officials at Providence Milwaukie Hospital that no further testing is required...
USDA will move ahead with its plans to create a second beef checkoff in the absence of consensus from the industry as to how to overhaul the existing program.