It’ll be hard to miss the calorie count on the revised food nutrition labels now being proposed by the FDA. The number of calories will be printed bigger and bolder, along with a new listing for added sugar. And average serving sizes used in the labeling will be increased to reflect the way most people eat today. Source Link
There’s a new vision test that may help quickly diagnose a sports concussion on the sidelines. A player is asked to read a list of numbers on a piece of paper, comparing the time it takes to a baseline test that was done before the season. Experts say it can be 100-percent accurate when combined with sideline tests for balance and short-term memory. Source Link
First-class air travel is rising to an even higher level with perks that mean more than a big seat and a great meal. Airlines are now shuttling first-class passengers to the plane in luxury cars to board separately away from the crowds. Such benefits come with a big price tag -- a first-class ticket can cost ten times the price of a coach fare. Source Link
