Coca-Cola denies US consumer group’s claim that its colouring ingredient causes cancer; yet the company says it will modify its drinks in India like it has in California
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Skeletons in the cabinet
Having a poorly-stocked medicine cabinet is as good as not having one at all. If yours is stuffed with old, expired medicines, here’s how to set it right
For everything from a blocked nose to a serious emergency, a medicine cabinet is an essential part of any home. But neglect yours and you’ll soon find it crammed with syrups that you don’t need any more to pills long expired. It’s best to restock your cabinet once every two months to make sure that when an emergency strikes, you’re prepared.TO READ FURTHER... Please Login, Register or Subscribe Featured Articles
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