News about Joe Miller

The cryptic notes were discovered in food bags containing Lucky Charms, Lindt Chocolate, and Chai tea, which were purchased from many grocery stores around Northeastern Pennsylvania and around the state. Joe Miller of Sugarloaf Township couldn't believe his eyes when he discovered a folded piece of paper with classified society information in a box of Lucky Charm's S'mores cereal he bought last week. It's just bothers me.' The note isn't particularly useful - it's the note that really bothers me. Miller said, "These notes were discovered inside a food like kids' food." He reported the finding to the Federal Bureau of Investigation quickly (FBI).

DR MEGAN ROSSI: Oral bacteria seem to be something your dentist would warn you about. Nevertheless, your mouth is home to a thriving – and important – community of bacteria and other microbes (known as the oral microbiota) that you might actually want to promote, as well as your gut and skin. They're important not only for your dental hygiene, but also for your overall wellbeing, and disease risk. Around 700 species of oral microbes have been found so far. You may have 250 to 300 of them in your mouth right now. Despite an influx of new microbes from food, drink, breathing, nail-biting, and kissing (more on this later).