New Year's Eve    • Raw oysters and other shellfish: Stay away
from uncooked shellfish, including oysters, clams, mussels, and
scallops. Cook shellfish until the shell opens to ensure that
any bacteria or parasites have been killed. Discard any
shellfish whose shell doesn’t open during cooking, as this means
that the shellfish was dead before cooking and may have been
sick.   • Champagne and other alcoholic beverages: Check with
your doctor or healthcare provider about whether it's okay to
have a sip of champagne at midnight. And if your pregnancy has
you falling asleep long before the ball drops, you can toast an
early New Year's with a glass of sparkling apple or grape cider
or soda, and then head to bed.  More safe-eating tips