You better tell me what really happened tonight, just so I can take precautions.

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Tourism sector businesses on the Canary Islands were told Thursday of the seizure of the patties with horsemeat so they can take precautions at resorts popular among Europeans.

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So you have to balance warning the public so they can take precautions to protect themselves and the possibility of vigilante justice and allowing offenders to integrate into society.

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If research can establish that is true, then it may be possible to screen infants and single out those at risk, so that parents can take suitable precautions.

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It is transmitted by mosquitoes so the HPA recommends travellers take more precautions to prevent themselves being bitten.

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"I was really impressed that they were that proactive, and went over all the precautions I needed to take so thoroughly, " he says.

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Even so, there are some basic precautions passengers can take to keep coughs away.

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The festival sees so much partying, hotels have to take a few extra precautions with their guests.

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One of the problems now, analysts say, is that people who take security precautions on their home computers either forget to do so with their phones or don't think they need to in the first place.

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So, the answer to your question is, the CDC says, yes, take precautions, but I don't know that there's cause for great concern.

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