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<p>Dominic Chiodo, 7, of Des Moines, Iowa, eats eggs benedict at the Drake Diner Tuesday in Des Moines, Iowa. The egg recall hasn't affected this popular breakfast spot in downtown Des Moines. Manager Shannon Vilmain credits quality suppliers for keeping the diner stocked with safe eggs. She said that while more customers have been asking about the brand names of the eggs used and whether they're safe, she hasn't noticed a decline in the number of orders that use eggs.</p>

<p>Dominic Chiodo, 7, of Des Moines, Iowa, eats eggs benedict at the Drake Diner Tuesday in Des Moines, Iowa. The egg recall hasn't affected this popular breakfast spot in downtown Des Moines. Manager Shannon Vilmain credits quality suppliers for keeping the diner stocked with safe eggs. She said that while more customers have been asking about the brand names of the eggs used and whether they're safe, she hasn't noticed a decline in the number of orders that use eggs.…

August 25, 2010

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Vaccine could help prevent egg recalls
August 25, 2010 9 p.m.

Vaccine could help prevent egg recalls

DES MOINES, Iowa - Low-cost vaccines that may help prevent the kind of salmonella outbreak that has led to the recall of more than a half-billion eggs haven't been given to nearly half the nation's egg-laying hens.